Sleeved Fan Power Adapter Cable for CRJ SATA to 3 x 4-Pin PWM Review

Did exactly what I needed! I started up the power supply with a paper clip, connected the sata adapter to the eisbaer lt pump/unit and was able to bleed the water cooling circuit! There is no problem here

my dell mobile device hasn't had standard fan connectors for a long time so i use this adapter to power additional fans via sata power connector, works great. No modifications required on my Sata ports, just plug and play. All 3 of my fan headers only have 2 pins, not sure if that was intentional but it doesn't interfere with the fans.

It is important to note that this item connects three 3-pin fans, NOT one 4-pin fan as stated in the product description. I used it to connect an extra 3-pin fan to my PSU's SATA connector. , works perfectly. Like I said if you try to add a 4 pin fan it won't work.

at the weekend I will make a video for assessment and installation. But I wanted to say that the adapter I received has no CRJ stamp as shown in the picture. But it has a SATA stamp on it. So it's not a real CRJ adapter.

This product offers more flexibility in a housing with fewer fan connections. I have used this part in several case designs when a customer wanted a mini-ITX board but wanted more than three fans in their case.

I am giving 3 stars because it is advertised to work with SATA hard drives. When I tried to plug it into my hard drive connector for power, I found it didn't fit. On closer inspection the magician would see it was blocked by one of the little chips on the sides so I just broke one and wow! It is now suitable to power 2 fans on an old Mac Pro running Windows Server 2016. The next step is to install them.

Finally, after almost five years, I got those two front fans working. I forgot about them, but once I cleaned my case I saw that they weren't plugged in and all my existing adapters won't run them when fully inserted into the motherboard's 4-pin header. jumped on the boat and tried it out, as the unused SATA power connector was only a few centimeters away from the fans. Went like clockwork. Three-pin power connectors on the fans connect easily to it. Both fans fired simultaneously.

My motherboard doesn't have enough connectors for all the fans in my case so this was an easy way to power them from the SATA power connector. The cable is quite basic and works as advertised with no issues. The only thing to note is that since it's a network connection only, there's no way to throttle the fan speed. They run at maximum speed all the time, which can be noisy depending on specific fans, case layout, etc. They require a splitter that plugs into the motherboard fan header to…