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Black rectangular PCB hub with eight 3-pin fan headers and a Molex power connector, adhesive backing visible

Vszerda

Vszerda 8-Way Fan Hub 12V/7V Molex Powered internal power cable

SKU CH-69A9-43VEZ

Connects up to eight 3-pin or 4-pin fans to a single Molex header with a three-position switch for high, low or off speeds

  • Expands one Molex header to eight fans
  • Three-level speed switch sets 12 V, 7 V or off
  • Powers 3-pin and 4-pin fans from PSU
  • Compact 53 × 48 mm board fits tight spaces
  • Adhesive backing secures hub inside the chassis

8-way fan hub for Molex-powered builds

This hub expands a single Molex 4-pin connector into eight 3-pin or 4-pin fan headers. It is built for enthusiasts who need to run multiple chassis fans from one power source. The compact PCB measures 53 by 48 millimetres and includes adhesive backing for secure mounting inside the case.

Manual three-level speed control under load

A physical switch on the hub selects high speed at 12V, low speed at 7V, or off for complete shutdown. Because power comes directly from the PSU Molex line, all connected fans maintain their chosen speed without drawing current from the motherboard header. The design supports simultaneous start-up across every channel.

Molex-powered splitter with eight 3-pin outputs

The decisive specification is the single Molex 4-pin input driving eight fan ports with three-position manual voltage selection. Builders who need PWM signalling from the motherboard or software-based fan curves should look elsewhere, as this hub provides only fixed 12V, 7V or off settings.

Highlights

  • Expands one Molex header to eight fans
  • Three-level speed switch sets 12 V, 7 V or off
  • Powers 3-pin and 4-pin fans from PSU
  • Compact 53 × 48 mm board fits tight spaces
  • Adhesive backing secures hub inside the chassis

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much heat or noise does the hub itself add when eight fans run continuously on the 12 V setting?

The hub is a passive splitter with no active cooling or electronics that generate measurable heat or noise; all power passes straight from the Molex connector to the fans.

What power connector must the power supply provide for this hub to operate?

A standard Molex 4-pin LP4 connector from the power supply is required; the hub does not draw power from the motherboard.

Will 4-pin PWM fans plugged into the hub still report speed to the motherboard?

Only the first fan header passes the tachometer signal to the motherboard; the remaining seven headers provide power and ground only.

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