What type of extension cable do I need for this fan? (Number of pins, etc.)
2062178
It has the standard 4 pin Molex that fits the fan connector on the motherboard. It comes with a foot of cable. Fan extension cables are readily available.
2062179
StarTech.com 4 Pin Fan Power Extension Cable - Fan power extension cable - 4 pin PWM (M) for about $4, but shop around at Ebay to save on shipping. Allows you to control fan speed through motherboard fan connections which are 4-pin also.
108494
The cable you need comes with the fan. One end into the fan's USB and the other end into the PC's USB and you're good to go.
690502
I hooked the fan up to a molex plug but I don't see why it wouldn't work using the 3 pin connector. My side fan is connected directly to my mobo using the 3 pin connector and works just fine.
668789
I will try to remember. Mine did not work and had to be returned and reordered, and I don't have it yet. But I recall that it had two places to push in a wire for each station. It requires wires that are stripped and tinned with solder to work right. Keep careful track of what wire goes to what station number. I seem to recall stations 1, 2, 3, and L. And that is what my fan needs. There are spots for 2 L wires, if you need 2.
569839
As I recall, the fan has a three pin connector. If that works with a fan controller then I suspect it will work.
1592264
Both of the fans join together to make a normal 4 pin fan connector. Even with a very basic motherboard, I doubt you'd have any trouble.
1627957
Power Fan Connector (PWR_FAN1) 3 pin any 3 pin chassis fanChassis Fan Connector (CHA_FAN1) 3 pin any 3 pin chassis fan
108496
Yes. Any simple cable will do, but it comes with it. There is a USB port on the left side of the unit and another on the rear where the fan controls are. This thing really keeps a computer cool. And the lights are amazing! In the winter I only use the four small fans because my fan is placed on the left side of my laptop. On hot days I use both the center and perimeter fans.
908143
Go to coolerguys.com and click on "cables"; should be an extension cable there.
1936295
It should work. With that set- up, you should have an extra fan booster. You will need a power outlet where you want to install it
1103887
You need a 12VDC power supply - could be a wall-wart you might already have, or some other power supply. I found an inexpensive 12V power supply on Amazon that I used in my project that powered the fan, as well as some other circuitry (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002FH54L6/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1). Then you need to wire the fan to the supply - either solder the wires, use terminals or wire nuts, etc.
691367
Hunter has a wall switch designed for that reason. If you call them and give your fan model number they will give you all of the informationyou need.
535457
I don't know for sure. What you really need is a specialty fan hub removal tool and a big Crescent wrench. Look for the special tool on the internet....one manufacturer is Lisle.
1513321
Use a larger screw. I used a larger screw when my fan wobbled. You should be fine.
2206947
Hello, it depends on the fan model number, contact us for details on compatibility! :)
1298117
The wiring on the fan motor (in the down rod) to the wiring hub is rather long. The wires that go to the power leads are short, therefore you need to bring your power (house power) close in order to make the electrical connection. Hope this helps.
1869010
You need and adapter to plug into a free molex on your power supply usually with 2-3 extra fan plugs . Or wire them directly to the power supply with any free molex you have Red wire = 9 volts Yellow wire = 12 volts and black is ground . I have used both methods with great success