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5PCS PWN Plastic Shell Computer Case Cooling Fan Female Plug Interface 4-pin PC Fan Connector Kit
Maxmoral

5PCS PWN Plastic Shell Computer Case Cooling Fan Female Plug Interface 4-pin PC Fan Connector Kit

Bottom line: The 5PCS PWN Plastic Shell Computer Case Cooling Fan Female Plug: 5 housings plus 20 crimp pins covers four full 4-pin ends; main trade-off: housings and pins only - no wire or crimp tool included.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ 5 housings plus 20 crimp pins covers four full 4-pin ends
  • ✓ Nylon 66 shell resists heat near GPU and CPU zones
  • ✓ Wires 2-pin, 3-pin, or 4-pin fans from one housing type
  • ✓ Third pin carries the RPM signal back to the motherboard

Cons

  • ✗ Housings and pins only - no wire or crimp tool included
  • ✗ Crimping 4-pin terminals needs a proper ratcheting crimper
  • ✗ 20 pins means zero spares across five 4-pin builds
  • ✗ Female sockets only, so no matching male header ends

Manufacturer description

Specification:Material:4pwm plastic shellApplication:4-pin hole interfacePacking:5 pcs female 4-pin female connector housings and 20 terminal crimping pins per packageFeature:This 4-pin female fan connector kit allows you to create your own fan power cord.Traditionally, these connectors are used to connect directly to the receiving end of the fan.The fan can be 2-pin or 3-pin, depending on whether you want to,You can also use the 3rd pin wire to send the RPM signal to the motherboard.

SpecPicks Verdict

SpecPicks scored 5PCS PWN Plastic Shell Computer Case Cooling Fan Female Plug… using a rating × review-volume × price-fit model applied to published specs and reviews across the pc cases category. Maxmoral's pc cases lineup sits within the broader category mid-tier; price and specs are the deciding factors over brand loyalty here. Judge it on the specification table and the price rather than on sentiment: check the figures that decide your use case, then put it side-by-side with two or three close alternatives in the Compare tool before clicking through.

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Key Features

  • This 4-pin (female) socket fan connector kit allows you to create your own fan power cord.
  • The connector is compatible with 2-pin and 3-pin, 4-pin fans (depending on whether you have a third RPM RPM wire).
  • The shell is made of durable black nylon 66 material.
  • The kit includes: 5 4-pin female connector housings and 20 terminal crimping pins.
  • We are committed to providing the best products and services. If you are not satisfied, please contact us.

Full Specifications

BrandMaxmoral
ModelPWNPSCC-F-5
MaterialPlastic
Unit Count5 Count
Part NumberPWNPSCC-F-5
CompatibilityPC
Material TypePlastic
Cooling MethodForced Air, Fan-based
Number of Items5
The kit includes5 4-pin female connector housings and 20 terminal crimping pins.
Compatible DevicesDesktop
Power Connector Type2-pin,3-pin,4-pin

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