Motherboard 4 pin connector universal
Hardware devices with 4Pin slots can be connected,
a line of multi-purpose, to solve the motherboard socket is not enough to
achieve a motherboard interface to control multiple fan speeds
Flexible braid bends at will
The outer was made of PVC braided rope, absolute,
flame retardant good use of safer,
toughness and solid, durable and not easy to break
PC Fan Splitter 1 to 3
- The 3-pin port connects to the fan's positive and negative terminals, and the fan runs at full speed, not adjustable.
- The main cable is connected to a single 4-pin adjustable fan. The fan is adjustable.
- The main line and the sub line are connected to the fan at the same time both fans are not adjustable and are running at full speed.
PWM Fan Extension Cable-PC Fan Extension Cable Compatible with ATX Case 3 Pin & 4 Pin Cooling Fans. Durable, Black Nylon Braided Case Fan Extension
Fan accessory, 30cm/ 11.8 inches extension cables. The 4-pin connectors are compatible with both 3-pin and 4-pin PWM fans, Excellent 4 pin PWM fan power supply extension cable for PC computer atx case internal motherboard fans, make you easier diy PC computer case. If you need more length, the pwm fan cable extensions can be daisy chained together to meet your needs
3 PIN AND 4 PIN COMPATIBLE
Each extension cable supports PWM function and speed regulation with a 4-pin female and 4-pin male port, which can also be used for 3-pin cpu fans
SLEEK, DURABLE CONSTRUCTION
Each pwm cable extension cord is sleeved in flexible and sturdy braided black nylon to provide long-lasting performance as well as to avoid dust and breakage, the cables are ideal for creating PC builds with neat, focused aesthetics.
EASY CABLE MANAGEMENT
Our cpu fan extension cable gives you greater flexibility between your motherboard and CPU cooling fan by lengthening the pwm fan cable. Perfect for larger enclosures.
Male to female connector plug, Plug-n-Play, easy to plug, the fan extension cable offers greater flexibility between Motherboard and CPU cooling fans.
