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Vszerda 7-way Fan Speed Controller Splitter Cable 3Pin 4Pin Sata internal power cable

SKU CH-RYGW-GY51T

Splits one SATA power connection to seven fans with 3-pin or 4-pin speed control for case cooling

  • Connect up to seven fans from a single header
  • Mix 3-pin and 4-pin fans on one cable
  • Power all fans directly via SATA connector
  • Manual speed control adjusts cooling to workload

7-way Fan Speed Controller Splitter

The Vszerda 7-way Fan Speed Controller Splitter Cable connects up to seven cooling fans to a single SATA power source. It accepts both 3-pin and 4-pin fan connectors for mixed header compatibility. The inline controller lets you adjust fan speeds manually to balance airflow and noise inside the case. Builders can power multiple radiators or chassis fans from one cable.

Suits builders adding several fans without spare

Not for systems that rely on PWM signals from the motherboard for automatic speed curves. Buyers who want software-controlled fan profiles should look at a PWM hub instead. Users needing more than seven fan connections will require additional splitters or a different distribution method.

Highlights

  • Connect up to seven fans from a single header
  • Mix 3-pin and 4-pin fans on one cable
  • Power all fans directly via SATA connector
  • Manual speed control adjusts cooling to workload

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Can I connect my existing 3-pin and 4-pin fans to the seven ports on this splitter?

Yes, the cable provides seven connectors that accept both 3-pin and 4-pin fan headers, letting you run older 3-pin fans alongside newer 4-pin PWM models from a single SATA power source.

How do I verify the controller is regulating fan speed correctly once installed?

Enter the BIOS or fan-control software and confirm each attached fan reports an RPM reading that changes when you adjust the corresponding temperature curve or manual speed setting.

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