New Ocean Tech 4-pin IDE to 6-port Fan Splitter 12V 7V 5V 30cm Z07
A 4-pin IDE adapter splits power to six 2-pin fans with 12V, 7V and 5V outputs on a 30cm cable
- Powers six fans from one IDE connector
- Three voltage options 12 7 5 volts for speed control
- Thirty centimetre cable reaches most case layouts
- Simple plug design needs no extra tools
- Supports standard two-pin cooling fans
4-pin IDE 6-port fan splitter
This splitter converts a single 4-pin IDE connector into six 2-pin fan headers, allowing multiple coolers to run from one power source. It suits builders who need extra fan connections without adding a dedicated fan controller or hub. The 30cm cable length gives flexibility for routing inside standard chassis layouts. Voltage selection lets each fan operate at 12V, 7V or 5V depending on speed and noise requirements.
Build integration and cable management
The adapter draws power directly from an available IDE connector on the power supply, freeing motherboard fan headers for PWM or temperature-controlled fans. Its six 2-pin outputs support simple voltage-controlled coolers that do not need pulse-width modulation signals. The compact splitter body keeps cable clutter low, while the fixed 30cm lead reaches most drive-bay and rear-exhaust positions without extensions.
Upgrade path and limitations
This cable replaces the practice of daisy-chaining splitters or sacrificing a motherboard header for every additional fan. The jump is worthwhile when a build has spare IDE plugs but insufficient 2-pin ports for all case and radiator fans. It does not serve systems lacking IDE power connectors, builders who require per-fan PWM control, or setups needing more than six extra 2-pin connections.
How it compares
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- Price $5.99
- Cheaper than about 96% of the 5,998 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 12V rail on this splitter handle six fans continuously without overheating?
The cable draws power from a standard 4-pin IDE connector and distributes it across six 2-pin fan headers at 12V, 7V or 5V, so sustained load depends on the PSU's Molex output rather than the splitter itself.
Does the 30cm cable add noticeable heat or noise when all six fans run at 12V all day?
The 30cm length keeps resistance low, and the splitter has no active components, so it adds negligible heat and zero acoustic noise regardless of how many fans are connected.
What power connector must my power supply already have for this splitter to work?
Your PSU needs a spare 4-pin IDE (Molex) connector; the splitter plugs directly into it and provides six 2-pin fan headers at 12V, 7V or 5V.
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