Thermaltake

Thermaltake Commander FP SATA Powered 10 Port 4-Pin PWM Fan Hub AC-023-AN1NAN-A1, 3.2 x 1.7 x 0.7 inches

Name: Thermaltake Commander FP SATA Powered 10 Port 4-Pin PWM Fan Hub AC-023-AN1NAN-A1, 3.2 x 1.7 x 0.7 inches
Brand: Thermaltake
SKU: B01G9BEC5W

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Bottom line: The Thermaltake Commander FP SATA Powered 10 Port 4-Pin PWM Fan Hub: 10 independent 4-pin PWM channels from one motherboard header; main trade-off: all 10 ports share one PWM signal - no per-fan speed zones.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

✓ 10 independent 4-pin PWM channels from one motherboard header
✓ SATA power draws from the PSU, not the board header
✓ Drives up to 9 PWM fans simultaneously
✓ Ships with 5 beaded ties, 2 velcro tabs and PWM signal cable

Cons

✗ All 10 ports share one PWM signal - no per-fan speed zones
✗ Blue LED is always on with no documented off switch
✗ Needs a free SATA power lead from the PSU
✗ Velcro-and-tie mounting only; no screw-down bracket listed

Manufacturer description

The Thermaltake Commander FP fan hub solves the problem every airflow-heavy build runs into: a motherboard with three PWM headers and a case with ten fan mounts. This hub breaks out 10 independent 4-pin PWM channels from a single motherboard signal cable, so every fan in your chassis ramps and idles together under one curve. Power comes straight from your PSU over a SATA connector rather than from the board header, which lets the Commander FP drive up to 9 PWM fans simultaneously without pulling stray current through the motherboard. At 3.2 x 1.7 x 0.7 inches it tucks behind a motherboard…

SpecPicks Verdict

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many fans can the Commander FP actually run at once?

It has 10 independent 4-pin PWM ports and powers up to 9 PWM fans simultaneously from the SATA input, per Thermaltake's specification.

Can I control each fan at a different speed?

No. The hub relays one PWM signal from your motherboard header to every connected fan, so all fans follow the same curve. Use separate headers or a multi-zone controller if you need independent zones.

Does it need SATA power, or can it run off the motherboard?

It uses direct SATA power input from the PSU. Thermaltake notes this prevents stray current through the motherboard when the hub is loaded with fans.

Where do I mount it in my case?

Anywhere you can reach a SATA lead. At 3.2 x 1.7 x 0.7 inches it fits behind a motherboard tray or in a PSU shroud, and the included 2 velcro tabs hold it in place.

Key Features

Supports 10 (4-pin) Independent Fans :Capable of connecting 10 PWM fans, the Commander FP enables users to optimally expand cooling capability within the chassis
Direct SATA Power Input: Powers up to 9 PWM fans simultaneously from PSU to prevent stray current when the fan hub is in use
Included Ties/Velcro for Easy Placement: 5 reusable beaded cable ties, 2 velcro tabs, and one PWM signal cable that let users keep the cables neat and tidy and hold the fan hub steadily in place
Blue LED Power Indicator

Full Specifications

Brand	Thermaltake
Model	AC-023-AN1NAN-A1
Material	Copper
Dimensions	3.2 x 1.7 x 0.7 inch
Unit Count	1 Count
Part Number	AC-023-AN1NAN-A1
Material Type	Copper
Cooling Method	forced air
Item Type Name	Thermaltake Commander FP SATA Powered 10 Port 4-pin (PWM) Fan Hub (AC-023-AN1NAN-A1)
Compatible Devices	Desktop
Included Components	Fan Hub
Power Connector Type	4-Pin
Warranty Description	1 year warranty
Direct SATA Power Input	Powers up to 9 PWM fans simultaneously from PSU to prevent stray current when the fan hub is in use
Item Dimensions L x W x H	3.2"L x 1.7"W x 0.7"H
Global Trade Identification Number	00841163062340
Supports 10 (4-pin) Independent Fans	Capable of connecting 10 PWM fans, the Commander FP enables users to optimally expand cooling capability within the chassis

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