Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Vszerda
Expands one motherboard PWM header to five fans with a 45 cm Molex-powered hub
This Vszerda splitter expands a single motherboard PWM header to drive up to five 12 V fans. It draws power directly from a PSU Molex connector, reducing load on the board. Both 3-pin and 4-pin fans are supported, though 3-pin units run at full speed. A self-adhesive pad secures the 58 by 18 mm board inside the chassis.
The hub is fed by a 12 V Molex 4-pin plug, so the motherboard header only carries the PWM control signal. A 45 cm sleeved cable reaches most ATX power-supply locations. Because the board does not supply fan current, its own temperature stays low and the header is protected from overload when several fans spin up together.
Every connected 4-pin fan receives an identical PWM signal, so all five units ramp to the same speed simultaneously. Only the first port passes an RPM signal back to the motherboard, meaning monitoring software reports a single speed reading. Three-pin fans ignore the PWM line entirely and run constantly at maximum voltage.
No published specifications for this item yet.
Mount the 58x18 mm hub using the supplied self-stick tape, then plug the first fan into the port labelled CPU Fan so the motherboard reads its RPM signal; connect the 45 cm sleeved cable to a PSU Molex 4-pin for 12 V power.
No routine maintenance is required; if a fan header or the Molex plug becomes loose or damaged, replace the entire hub assembly.
All five fans share one PWM signal so they run at identical speed, and only the CPU Fan port reports RPM back to the motherboard.
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