Fan splitter Noctua Fan Hub - 8 port PWM with SATA Power 5V/12V - NA-FH1

This is a splitter/controller for fans Noctua NA-FH1, aimed at more serious PC configurations where a single PWM connector on the motherboard is simply not enough. You get a hub with 8 PWM ports, powered via SATA power and supports both 12V and 5V fans. The black color helps to 'hide' it in the case and not attract attention in cleaner builds. There is no RGB, so the focus here is solely on functionality and stable fan control.

What you get: through a single 4-pin PWM input, you can connect up to 8 fans and control them synchronously via the motherboard or another PWM source. The separate SATA power supply means that it does not load the fan header on the motherboard, which is important when using more and more power-hungry fans. The support for 12V / 5V gives you flexibility for different fan models and configurations. This way, you can confidently fill every cooling position in the case without worrying whether the motherboard can handle the electrical load.

• The hub is a type of Fan controller / Fan splitter, allowing you to combine several fans under one PWM signal for easier control.
• It has a total of 8 PWM outputs, so you can manage all the cooling in the case from one place.
• The inputs and outputs are 4-pin, allowing for proper PWM speed control, not just fixed voltage operation.
• The power supply is via SATA power, which unloads the motherboard and provides enough current for multiple fans.
• The support for 12V / 5V voltages provides compatibility with different types of fans and specific setups.
• The lack of RGB lighting makes it suitable for clean, understated builds where functionality is prioritized over lighting.
• It comes with a 12-month warranty, which is more than enough for this type of passive accessory.

Who it is suitable for: if you are building a setup with many fans for better airflow – gaming configuration, workstation, or just a quiet system with many low-RPM fans – this hub solves the problem of limited fan headers. It is also suitable if you want all fans to follow the same temperature curves. It is not for you if you are looking for RGB synchronization or separate control of each fan individually.

The combination of 8 PWM outputs, SATA power supply, and support for 12V / 5V makes the Noctua NA-FH1 a very practical element for organizing and controlling cooling in more serious builds, without unnecessary effects and complications.