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Thermaltake Commander FP SATA Powered 10 Port 4-pin (PWM) Fan Hub AC-023-AN1NAN-A1
- Supports 10 (4-pin) Independent Fans
- Direct SATA Power Input
- Included Ties/Velcro for Easy Placement
- Blue LED Power Indicator
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Commander FP
10 Port Hub for PWM fans
Thermaltake Commander FP 10 Port Hub for PWM fans can power up to 10 fans simultaneously. Among them, 9 fans draw power from your PSU’s SATA power output and one fan draws power directly from your motherboard. The speed of the fan powered by your motherboard will be adjusted according to PWM signals. Don’t let the big number of fans fool you. The hub has a symmetrical design, and ships with beaded cable ties and Velcro tabs. It is easy to keep your chassis interior neat.
Highlights
Support for up to 10 Fans
Thermaltake Commander FP offers up to 10 4-pin fan power ports to power up to 10 fans simultaneously. The 10 power ports are also compatible with 3-pin fans. Add fans to your case as you wish. There is no need to worry about the limited number of fan power connectors on your power supply.
Symmetrical Design for Easy Cable Management
Each side has five fan power ports with an arc trim. Cable running will be a cinch. No more fuss. No more mess.
RPM Signal Detection Support
The channel fan power port with glossy side supports RPM signal detection. Connect a 4-pin PWM fan to the port to let the motherboard control its speed accordingly. Please note that speed control function is not available for 3-pin fans.
Convenient SATA Power Input
Thermaltake Commander FP is designed to draw power from your PSU through a SATA power connector to power up to 9 fans simultaneously. Direct power from PSU prevents stray current when the fan hub is in use. The channel fan power port with glossy side is powered directly by the motherboard.
Blue LED Indicator
The blue LED indicator displays access status at a glance. Enjoy easy troubleshooting, and always know where you are.
Keep Case Interior Neat
Thermaltake Commander FP comes with 5 reusable beaded cable ties, two Velcro tabs, and one PWM signal cable. Use the two Velcro tabs to attach the hub to the chassis steadily, and organize cables with the beaded cable ties. The case interior will always have a neat look.
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The Thermaltake Commander FP AC-023-AN1NAN-A1 is a SATA-powered 10-port fan hub for PC builders who need to connect multiple 4-pin PWM case fans and simplify cable management; 3-pin fans can connect, but do not receive PWM functionality.
Recommended For
- PC builders adding several 4-pin PWM case fans who want them to follow one motherboard fan-control signal and reduce cable clutter.
- Large-case gaming or workstation builders who need to connect many PWM fans when the motherboard has fewer fan headers than the build requires.
- Custom-loop or radiator builds using a group of similar PWM fans that can share one speed-control curve.
- Mini-ITX builders with limited motherboard fan headers who want a straightforward way to add and organize more PWM fans.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- When a case build has several PWM intake and exhaust fans, the hub consolidates their connections and powers them from the PSU, reducing the number of fan cables routed to the motherboard. The fans follow the PWM signal from one motherboard header, rather than receiving separate speed settings.
- When a motherboard has few fan headers but the build needs more case fans, the hub lets the user connect the fans to one PWM header and SATA power. The motherboard can adjust their shared PWM speed signal; only the hub’s designated port reports a fan’s RPM.
- For a multi-fan radiator or other fan-heavy cooling setup, the hub can connect several PWM fans to a single control signal. Community discussion describes using it temporarily with nine radiator fans; the fans share control rather than being individually tuned through the hub.
- When adding 3-pin fans to a build, users can connect them to the hub, but should not expect PWM speed control for those fans. It is better suited to builds where the fans being speed-controlled use 4-pin PWM connectors.
- During installation in a compact or cable-dense PC build, the included fasteners and hook-and-loop strips let users secure the hub inside the chassis and gather fan wiring in one place. A video demonstration describes using it while adding fans to a Mini-ITX build.