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Black nylon 5-in-1 PWM fan splitter hub with four-pin connectors

Vszerda

Vszerda Cooling Fan Cable Splitter 5 in 1 HUB Pwm2510 4PIN Nylon

SKU CH-THQ7-CC0ND

Connects up to five 4-pin PWM fans through a single 2510 hub with independent power supply

  • Connect up to five PWM fans from one header
  • Independent power supply prevents motherboard overload
  • 2510 4-pin connectors ensure wide compatibility
  • Nylon braided cables resist wear and tangling

5-in-1 PWM Fan Hub

The Vszerda splitter connects up to five 4-pin PWM fans to a single motherboard header while drawing extra power from an independent source. It suits builders who need more fan connections than their board provides.

Capacity and headroom

Five 4-pin ports let you run multiple fans with shared speed control and separate power delivery. The hub reaches its limit when a sixth fan is required or when the board header cannot supply the combined PWM signal.

Highlights

  • Connect up to five PWM fans from one header
  • Independent power supply prevents motherboard overload
  • 2510 4-pin connectors ensure wide compatibility
  • Nylon braided cables resist wear and tangling

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 5-in-1 PWM 2510 hub let me control older 3-pin fans alongside 4-pin fans from the same motherboard header?

The hub splits one 4-pin PWM header into five 4-pin ports so both 3-pin and 4-pin fans can be connected, though 3-pin fans will run at full speed unless the motherboard supports voltage control on that header.

How can I confirm the PWM 2510 splitter is delivering a proper speed signal to all five connected fans after installation?

Check fan RPM readings in BIOS or monitoring software for each connected fan; all five should report speeds that change together when the PWM duty cycle is adjusted in the motherboard fan curve.

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