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Vszerda PWM Fan Splitter Cable 1 to 2 Black Sleeved 10 Inch 2 Pack
Connects two PWM fans to one motherboard header with 10 inch, 22 AWG sleeved cables in a two-pack
- Connect two fans to one header with PWM sync
- 10 inch sleeved cables keep builds tidy
- 22 AWG copper delivers reliable power
- Master/slave plugs enable RPM monitoring
- Works with 3-pin and 4-pin fans
Dual PWM fan splitter cable
The Vszerda PWM Fan Splitter Cable lets you connect two case or CPU fans to a single motherboard header, supplied as a pair of 10 inch Y-cables. Builders expanding airflow in a compact chassis can add a second fan without occupying another header.
Plug-and-play with master and slave connectors
Each cable uses a 22AWG copper conductor inside a black sleeved jacket; the master plug passes the RPM signal back to the board while the slave omits it, so both fans follow the same PWM curve. Three-pin fans run at full speed and only the four-pin connector is monitored, so check your motherboard manual to confirm the header actually outputs PWM.
Steady speeds under continuous load
All attached fans receive an identical PWM signal, keeping them synchronised during prolonged gaming or rendering sessions. The shared header limits total current to the board’s rated maximum, so very high-wattage fans may need a powered hub instead.
Highlights
- Connect two fans to one header with PWM sync
- 10 inch sleeved cables keep builds tidy
- 22 AWG copper delivers reliable power
- Master/slave plugs enable RPM monitoring
- Works with 3-pin and 4-pin fans
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How can I confirm both fans are responding to PWM control after connecting the splitter?
In BIOS or fan-control software, verify that the RPM reading from the master 4-pin connector changes smoothly as the PWM duty cycle is adjusted, and that the second fan follows the same speed curve.
What comes in the package and what extra items might I need?
The pack contains two black-sleeved Y-cables, each 10 inches long with 22AWG copper conductors. No additional parts are required if your motherboard has a 4-pin header and your fans use standard 3-pin or 4-pin plugs.
Which of the two cables should I use for a 3-pin fan versus a 4-pin fan?
Both cables are identical; each splitter provides one 4-pin master connector that reports RPM and one 3-pin slave connector. Plug the fan you want monitored into the 4-pin side and the other fan into the 3-pin side.
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