Can this be used with a Hampton Bay fan that has a 9-pin plug connector rather than loose wires?
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Honestly, I don't know. Despite the fact that it was supposed to work with most fans, it did not work with mine and I finally gave up and bought a new fan.
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My power supply's have an 8 pin cable that breaks into 2, 4 pin connecters, so you'd only use 4 of the 8 pins
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You need still need to buy another power connector to make the connection. As for the fan having speed control it does not for that model.
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I used this fan to replace a noisy fan in a GeForce 315. It's spec matched the voltage but the amp was higher than the original and so the reason for the larger connector, i think. I took a chance and soldered the wires/connector from the original fan onto the new fan. Luckily it worked out great. The fan has been running fine for quite a few weeks now.
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Yes, the power supply is connected to the fan via a 4 pin molex connector, the connector itself is not that small, it's like a rectangle 7/8 inch by 3/8 inch.
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I currently use this cable to power a thermaltake laptop fan. The specs are 5v @ 1/4amp. I measured the jack and the OD is right at 5.5mm. Unless you mod the hole, i don't think this cable will work for you.
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It depends. It's a 3way switch. If the fan has light heat nightlight and fan then no. After I picked the fan I wanted I called customer service and asked them for the model number of a compatible switch. If you're adventurous you can figure it out with info on the website. The cuts svc peeps were very helpful.
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David, I don't see why you cannot, as long as the wire terminals aren't touching any part of the case. Just make sure there is adequate ventilation to the supply as it needs fresh air for the fan to cool the electronics inside. Better yet, if you ground the case you house this supply in, to the power cord ground, it would prevent a shock from happening. An internal short would/should throw a circuit breaker supplying the line supply.
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No, this is for a single USB 2.0 Port. a 9 Pin is either 2x USB 2.0 Ports (so you could use 2 of these), or it might be a USB 3.0 thing.
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This will work if your fans are low amps. If they are industrial type high amps it will break fast.
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Not that I'm aware of. The 3 pin connectors are keyed to fit only one way. You could always flip the fan over. But I'm not sure what or how its applied for your project.
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The fan has a connector block that accepts a stripped end, which is then screwed down with a set screw. The block doesn't have a ground, so only a 2-wire cord is necessary, and the fan draws very little power, so a beefy cord isn't necessary. Best would be 2-wire into a GFI socket or 3-wire with ground to the housing.
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No far as I know it just works with 3 you would have to buy some 3to4pin adapters but it works very well with 3pin fan
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Yes, the fan is normally connected to a 4-pin molex. It has been a while ago when I put it together. Would like to verify it for you but unfortunately I've given the computer to a relative and is not with me at this moment.
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I think that it will work with any Hampton Bay Fan, so long as you match the remote's code to the fan's. That part can be tricky.
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I'm sorry, but I don't have the knowledge on your existing fan model to see if it will work. You may want to contact the vendor SupplyEdge. Take care
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No, this plugs in only to the CPUFAN connector (12v I believe) You can find what you are looking for by searching "computer case fan"