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Thermaltake Commander FT Touch Screen 5 Channel Single 5.25” Bay Fan Controller AC-010-B51NAN-A1
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Commander FT - Remote Control Fan Touchscreen
Commander FT is the first remote control for Thermaltake fan with touchscreen, allowing you to monitor and control the fan speed and temperature of the system of five fan simultaneously! The large touchscreen 5.5 "-one of the largest in the market-making the interaction easy and automatic mode, manual, performance, silent and allow you to have complete control of the performance of the fan. Just a driver bay 5.25 "free and go!

5.5” Remarkable Touchscreen
With the Commander FT’s extraordinarily large 5.5” touch panel and gorgeous layout, on-the-fly cooling control and noise adjustments have never been easier.
Auto and Manual Mode
The Commander FT’s Auto mode is intelligently tuned to automatically adjust all fans based on thermal sensor temperature readings. Manual mode is completely customizable, allowing for individual fan speed adjustments; user settings will be memorized and maintained even after reboot.
Performance and Silent Mode
Two adjustments arrows at the bottom left are performance and silent mode. The performance mode is tuned for best cooling performance, automatically adjusts all fans to its fastest speed and provides the ultimate airflow in seconds.
Intuitive Fan Speed Slider
The fan speed slider offers complete fan control through a user-friendly interface.
Channel Selector
The Commander FT supports up to five independent fans, with each channel delivering up to 10W to drive all types of fan efficiently. Tap from ‘1’ to ‘5’ on the central fan display to easily adjust fan speeds independently.
Thermal Monitoring
The Commander FT helps you keep an eye on temperature, showing you information down to the selected fan speed (RPM). Choose Celsius or Fahrenheit, according to your preferences. Additionally, the embedded temperature warning alarm can be set.

Comprehensive Control of Fan Cooling and Noise
Support up to five independent fans, each channel delivers up to 10W to drive any type of fans efficiently. Commander FT makes it easier for users to make adjustments on cooling control and minimize the noise as well.
Easy Installation
The Commander FT comes with all necessary cables to connect up to five fans with standard 3-pin or PWM connector. All you need is an empty 5.25” drive bay and you’re ready to go!
Warranty & Returns
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Warranty
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Return Policies
- Return for refund within: 30 days
- Return for replacement within: non-replaceable
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The Thermaltake Commander FT is a 5.25-inch-bay touchscreen fan controller for PC builders who want direct control of up to five 3-pin or 4-pin fans, with individual speed adjustment and temperature monitoring on its 5.5-inch display.
Recommended For
- PC builders with an available 5.25-inch front drive bay who want to adjust case-fan speeds directly at the chassis instead of relying on software controls.
- Desktop builders running several case fans who want to select and adjust up to five fan channels from one front-panel touchscreen.
- Enthusiast PC owners who want quick, hands-on choices between automatic, manual, performance, and silent fan operation, with temperature monitoring and an alarm.
- Builders who prefer a simple standalone fan-control interface and are comfortable setting fan speeds by channel rather than tuning detailed curves in PC software.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- When a desktop’s case fans are loud during light use, the owner can use Auto mode to adjust them based on the included temperature probe; fan speeds can rise as the sensed temperature increases.
- When tuning a multi-fan PC for a balance of cooling and noise, the user can adjust fan channels individually or together from the front panel, then switch to a faster or quieter preset when priorities change.
- While checking a running PC, the owner can glance at the front display for temperature and fan-speed readings instead of opening monitoring software; the RPM figure is best treated as an indication rather than a precise measurement.
- In a PC with a compatible empty 5.25-inch front bay, the builder can add local fan controls without relying on motherboard software; the display also sounds an alarm if a connected fan stops or the temperature reaches its set warning threshold.
































