Akasa PWM Fan Power Splitter - Black - 45cm



Best current price£15.72from B&Q
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
B&Q£15.72Visit shop B&Q - AkasaSata To 5X Pwm Fan Power Splitter Lead45Cm
Visit shop


Best current price£15.72from B&Q
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
B&Q£15.72Visit shop B&Q - AkasaSata To 5X Pwm Fan Power Splitter Lead45Cm
Visit shop3 offers from £15.72 - £22.76
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The Akasa FLEXA FP5S is an ideal solution for PC builders and enthusiasts who need to control multiple cooling fans from a single motherboard header without overloading the port. By leveraging a SATA power connection for stable delivery, this 450mm splitter ensures efficient fan management in large builds, though users should note that all connected fans will mirror the PWM signal sent to the primary fan header.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | AK-CBFA07-45 |
| Brand | Akasa |
Yes, but for the best results, it is recommended to use identical fans so that they respond uniformly to the PWM signal.
Yes, as long as your motherboard supports PWM speed control and you have the header configured correctly in the BIOS.
At 450mm, it is designed to reach across most standard and mid-tower chassis, though cable routing paths may affect final fit.
While the connector physically fits, PWM splitters are designed for 4-pin fans; 3-pin fans will likely run at full speed constantly.
No, the motherboard only provides the PWM signal; the power is drawn directly from your PSU via the SATA connector.
Ensure the motherboard BIOS settings for the connected header are set to PWM mode rather than DC or Auto.
Verify that your primary fan is connected to the master connector on the splitter; only one fan provides feedback to the motherboard.
Double-check the SATA power connection from your PSU and ensure it is firmly seated.
Installation of the Akasa FLEXA FP5S is straightforward. First, route the 450mm cable through your chassis, ensuring the SATA power connector reaches your power supply's cable set. Plug the 4-pin PWM connector into the motherboard header, and then connect your fans to the available ports on the splitter. Ensure that all fans used are PWM-controlled to guarantee proper speed synchronization. For maintenance, periodically check that the SATA connection remains secure and dust-free to maintain consistent power delivery to your cooling array. Avoid stretching the braided cable excessively to prevent internal wire strain.