This 3 Pin Fan Splitter Cable allows you to connect an additional fan to your motherboard, providi...This 3 Pin Fan Splitter Cable allows you to connect an additional fan to your motherboard, providing more cooling options for your system. The cable is 15cm in length, offering flexibility in fan placement. It splits a single 3-pin fan connection into two, enabling you to power two fans from one motherboard header.
This guide is for anyone looking to expand their PC cooling capabilities. The kenable 3 Pin Fan Splitter Cable allows you to connect an extra fan to your motherboard for improved cooling. A key benefit is the ability to easily add fans, but note that the motherboard header's power capacity may be a limiting factor. This cable splits a single 3-pin fan connection into two, and it is 15cm long.
All features
Model Part Number
002634
Brand
kenable
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of fans are compatible?
This cable is compatible with 3-pin fans only.
Does this cable support fan speed control?
Fan speed control depends on the motherboard and the fans connected. Ensure your motherboard supports fan speed control for the connected fans.
What is the length of the cable?
The cable is 15cm in length.
Can I connect more than two fans?
This cable is designed to split a single fan connection into two. Connecting more fans than supported by the motherboard header is not recommended.
Is this cable safe to use?
Yes, it is safe to use as long as the connected fans do not exceed the power output limits of your motherboard's fan header.
How do I install the cable?
Plug the splitter cable into a 3-pin fan header on your motherboard, and connect the fans to the splitter.
Troubleshooting
Fans are not spinning.
Check the power connection to the motherboard header and ensure the fans are correctly connected to the splitter cable. Verify the fans are functional.
One fan is spinning, the other is not.
Check the connection of the non-spinning fan to the splitter cable. Test the fan independently to check if it is faulty.
System overheating.
Ensure both fans are spinning. Check for any obstructions to airflow inside the case. Consider repositioning fans for better airflow.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Increases cooling efficiency by allowing for additional fans.
Simple and straightforward installation process.
Provides flexibility in fan placement.
Enables the use of multiple fans where only one header is available.
Cons
May exceed the power output of a single fan header.
Limited to 3-pin fan connections, does not support PWM (4-pin) fans.
Additional fans can increase overall system noise.
Cable length may not be suitable for all case layouts.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation:
Locate an available 3-pin fan header on your motherboard.
Plug the splitter cable into the motherboard header.
Connect your fans to the two 3-pin connectors on the splitter cable.
Ensure all connections are secure.
Compatibility:
Compatible with standard 3-pin fans and 3-pin fan headers.
Verify your motherboard's specifications to ensure sufficient power output for the connected fans.
Not compatible with 4-pin PWM fans.
Care:
Handle the cable with care to avoid damaging the connectors.
Avoid excessive bending or pulling on the cable.
Regularly check for dust buildup around the fans to maintain optimal performance.