Questions about NA-FC1 Fan Controller

luoesch

4 years ago

I would have to connect the controller directly to the socket (handicraft project). Is there a corresponding power supply unit?

1 answer

Spartan-226

4 years ago

Can you connect a 5V PWM (5V input current, such as Noctua's NF-A20 5V PWM) fan directly to the part even though 12 volts are "pulled" from the motherboard? Does the NA-FC1 regulate the current accordingly?

2 answers

tmaryamt

1 year ago

Hello together can the controller also be connected with the 2pin connector from Fan? thank you

1 answer

mbart

1 year ago

Hello all, Is it possible to run two of these controllers on a single power supply (Phobya External Power Supply 230V) without any loss of power?

1 answer

easyk75

2 years ago

Hello people 1. do I install it between the fan and the PWM connector on the mainboard? 2. does it need an external power source or is the juice from the PWM connector sufficient? I would be very happy to get an answer. Greetings Easyk

2 answers

lukasw!

3 years ago

Hello Together "Thanks to the adapter cables supplied, up to 3 fans can be controlled simultaneously and supplied with power directly via the power supply unit." Does that mean a v230 power adapter for the socket is included? Many thanks

1 answer

Luca Aeschlimann

3 years ago

Which plug is used to power the controller?

1 answer

Camama

3 years ago

I would like to mount two fans in a closed TV cabinet to cool the consoles in it and was thinking of using this controller to power the fans. Is it USB powered? Or is there a similar product more suitable?

1 answer

amberandindigosoul

4 years ago

Hi all, where do I get the power for this controller? It is installed in a Mac Pro 5.1 Single CPU.

1 answer

SLIC

5 years ago

Can I also connect a 3 pin plug?

3 answers

egliron

5 years ago

Helpful answer

The controller needs 4 pins to control the PWM signal for the fan. Only fans with 4-pin cables allow the speed to be adjusted, fans with 3-pin cables have a fixed speed.
So the cable connecting the controller to the fans must always be 4-pin, or the controller makes no sense. The power supply to the controller can be achieved with an adapter which taps the power at the PSU or other power source.

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I would have to connect the controller directly to the socket (handicraft project). Is there a corresponding power supply unit?

Can you connect a 5V PWM (5V input current, such as Noctua's NF-A20 5V PWM) fan directly to the part even though 12 volts are "pulled" from the motherboard? Does the NA-FC1 regulate the current accordingly?

Hello together can the controller also be connected with the 2pin connector from Fan? thank you

Hello all, Is it possible to run two of these controllers on a single power supply (Phobya External Power Supply 230V) without any loss of power?

Hello people 1. do I install it between the fan and the PWM connector on the mainboard? 2. does it need an external power source or is the juice from the PWM connector sufficient? I would be very happy to get an answer. Greetings Easyk

Hello Together "Thanks to the adapter cables supplied, up to 3 fans can be controlled simultaneously and supplied with power directly via the power supply unit." Does that mean a v230 power adapter for the socket is included? Many thanks

Which plug is used to power the controller?

I would like to mount two fans in a closed TV cabinet to cool the consoles in it and was thinking of using this controller to power the fans. Is it USB powered? Or is there a similar product more suitable?

Hi all, where do I get the power for this controller? It is installed in a Mac Pro 5.1 Single CPU.

Can I also connect a 3 pin plug?