LORDWORLD 4-Pin PWM Fan Controller 12V 60W Digital Display Remote 3-Way Splitter
Controls up to three 4-pin PWM fans via remote or onboard buttons with a digital 0–100 % speed readout, powered from a 12 V PD/QC source up to 60 W total
- Adjust speed remotely or manually from 0 to 100 percent
- Digital display shows fan speed clearly with optional screen light
- Powers up to three 4-pin PWM fans via included splitter hub
- Maximum total output 60 watts using 12 volt PD QC supply
- Compatible with most 4-pin PWM fans for PC or DIY cooling
Fan Controller for 4-Pin PWM Fans
The LORDWORLD controller manages up to three 4-pin PWM fans from a single 12 V USB-C PD or QC source. It is built for DIY cooling projects such as routers, small hosts or soft-routing appliances where the motherboard lacks fan headers. The package includes a 4-pin three-way splitter hub so multiple fans can run together.
Remote Speed Control and Digital Display
Fan speed is adjustable from 0 to 100 percent using the supplied remote or the onboard buttons, and the current level is shown on a built-in digital display. Screen illumination can be toggled off when the unit is used in dark environments. Maximum combined power draw across all connected fans is 60 W.
Powered by 12 V USB-C Fast Charging
The unit requires a 12 V USB-C Power Delivery or Quick Charge adapter, which is not included. Total fan power must stay within the 60 W limit of the chosen supply. It does not support 3-pin or 2-pin fans, so builders needing voltage-controlled fans will need a different solution.
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- Price $40.99
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Specifications
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| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
How do I install the controller and what step is often missed?
Connect the USB-C cable to a 12V PD/QC power supply, attach up to three 4-pin PWM fans via the included 3-way splitter, then set speed with the remote or onboard buttons; the step often missed is confirming the power supply explicitly states 12V output.
What maintenance or replacement will be needed later?
The controller has no user-serviceable parts; only the connected 4-pin PWM fans may eventually require cleaning or bearing replacement depending on their own lifespan.
What limit appears first under sustained use?
The 60W total power ceiling across all attached fans is the first hard limit; exceeding it will trigger protection or instability.
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