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Each knob is rated at 20W, so hooking up more than one fan to each 3
pin header is possible. We tested it with 5 Sunon 1.5W fans, all
were powered on without any problems. The unit did get a little
warm after a few minutes, but that is normal and shouldn't affect its
operation. We only pushed to about 8W since we ran out of fans
to chain it together with, but we're pretty confident it can support a
good number per knob. Here's a shot of it installed in a black
case:
Let's see what it looks like in the
dark:
All at minimum
Full, middle, middle, full speeds
Overall, the unit is easy to use and
setup. Plug in your fan and your set; as long as your fan is
already tailed with a 3 pin connector. The clear knobs and
LEDs that display different speeds is a nice aesthetic touch.
With a 20W rating, the knobs can handle quite a number of fans
chained together. At $25 USD, its not at all expensive.
If you're looking for a affordable bay bus, take a look at this unit
and give it a shot.
Pros:
- Easy to setup
- LED indication of speed
- 4 Channels
- 20W rating per knob
- Affordable
Cons:
- Uses 3pin only, no adapter
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