Arctic Case Fan Hub - 10 port PWM with SATA Power

Arctic Case Fan Hub is a practical black fan controller that allows you to connect up to 10 PWM fans in one place and power them stably via SATA power. This is a convenient solution if your motherboard has few fan headers or you want cleaner cabling in the case. It operates on standard 12 V, without unnecessary extras like RGB, focusing on functionality and reliability. With a long 72-month warranty, you have peace of mind for long-term use.

What you get

You get a compact fan controller/splitter that takes power for all your fans through a single SATA power connector, instead of loading the motherboard. The ten 4-pin PWM outputs allow you to connect the entire airflow configuration – front intake, top exhaust, radiator fans – and manage them synchronously. This way, you can keep the system quiet at idle and more aggressive under load, without dealing with separate profiles for each fan. The lack of RGB support makes it ideal if you are aiming for a clean, unobtrusive build where airflow is more important than lights.

• Fan controller type splitter, designed specifically for managing and organizing multiple fans in one system.
• Up to 10 controllable fans, which is more than enough for large cases with many intake and exhaust points or for systems with multiple radiators.
• 4-pin PWM connectors (Fan 4 pin PWM x 10) for precise speed control according to temperature, instead of fans running constantly at maximum.
• SATA power, male connector for power supply, which reduces the load on the motherboard's fan headers and ensures more stable operation with many fans.
• Operates on standard 12 V, compatible with most PC fans on the market.
• No RGB lighting, suitable for clean builds or closed cases where functionality is the only priority.
• Long 72-month warranty, which shows confidence in the reliability of the controller for long-term use.

Who it is suitable for

This Arctic Case Fan Hub is suitable if you have a mid or full tower case with many fans, AIO or custom water cooling, and want centralized airflow management. It is also practical for older motherboards with few fan headers or for builds where you want to reduce cable chaos. It is not suitable if you are looking for integrated RGB control, as the focus here is solely on the fans.

The most sensible aspect of this product is the combination of 10 PWM ports, SATA power, and 6 years warranty – you get a stable hub for all your cooling needs without unnecessary complexity.