ID-COOLING FH-07 7-Port PWM Fan Hub | SATA Powered | 4-Pin Intelligent Speed Control | Compact Cable Management Enclosure - Black (IDC-HUB-FH-07)

Streamline your PC cooling setup and eliminate cable clutter inside your chassis. The ID-COOLING FH-07 Fan Hub (IDC-HUB-FH-07) is a compact 7-port PWM fan hub engineered to power and manage multiple case fans through a single motherboard header connection. Powered directly by your system's power supply via a dedicated SATA power cable, it ensures a stable, safe current draw without straining delicate motherboard headers. Supporting smart PWM speed control, the FH-07 dynamically matches fan speeds to system temperatures, keeping your build whisper-quiet during light tasks and maxing out airflow under heavy gaming or rendering workloads.

Key Features

➔ 7-Port Fan Expansion: Effortlessly expands a single motherboard fan header to control up to seven 4-pin or 3-pin cooling fans simultaneously.

➔ SATA Power Delivery: Powered directly via a standard SATA connector from your PSU, ensuring continuous, stable 12V power across all connected fans while protecting your motherboard against power overload.

➔ Intelligent PWM Speed Regulation: Passes the motherboard’s PWM temperature signal to all connected fans, automatically scaling fan speeds up or down based on real-time hardware temperatures.

➔ Primary RPM Monitoring Port: Features a designated white primary port (FAN 1) that feeds fan speed data back to your motherboard BIOS for precise system hardware monitoring.

➔ Streamlined Cable Management: Consolidates multiple fan cables into a single compact hub, hiding messy wiring behind the motherboard tray for cleaner case interior aesthetics and uninhibited airflow.

➔ Ultra-Compact Mounting: Its low-profile, lightweight design easily mounts to any flat surface inside your PC case using the included double-sided adhesive mounting pad.

Why You Should Buy the ID-COOLING FH-07

• Overcomes Limited Fan Headers: Perfect for expanding cooling capabilities on budget or mid-range motherboards that only feature two or three onboard fan headers.

• Protects Motherboard Hardware: Sourcing power directly from the PSU via SATA prevents over-current risks, voltage drops, and circuit damage on your motherboard.

• Automated Quiet Performance: Eliminates noisy fan setups by allowing your motherboard to run all connected fans at low, quiet speeds during idle periods and ramping them up only when needed.

• Sleek & Clean PC Aesthetics: Helps achieve a clutter-free interior layout by centralization, making cable routing behind the motherboard tray clean and simple.

Technical Specifications

Operational Guidelines & Hardware Notes

💡 BIOS RPM Signal Notice: Motherboard hardware monitoring systems can only read the speed feedback signal from one fan per header. Connect your primary CPU or main intake fan to FAN 1 (the white port) so your BIOS receives an accurate RPM reading while simultaneously adjusting speeds across all other connected fans.

⚠️ 3-Pin Fan Compatibility: Standard 3-pin non-PWM fans can be plugged into the hub for power, but they will operate at 100% full speed, as speed control requires a native 4-pin PWM signal cable connected to the motherboard header.

System & Hardware Compatibility

► Motherboard Compatibility: Universally compatible with standard 4-pin PWM fan headers on ASUS, MSI, GIGABYTE, ASRock, and other major motherboard brands.

► Fan Compatibility: Works with standard 12V 120mm, 140mm, and 200mm PC cooling fans, liquid cooler radiator fans, and custom loop setups.

Ideal For

➔ High-Airflow PC Builders: An essential accessory for system builders populating 4 to 7 fan slots in modern mid-tower or full-tower cases.

➔ Compact & Clean Builds: Perfect for PC enthusiasts looking to keep the main chamber of their case free of tangled fan splitters and extension cables.

➔ Budget-Conscious System Upgraders: An economical hardware upgrade to safely add multiple cooling fans without purchasing an expensive digital software controller.