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AJMRTC
Controls up to six 12 V PWM fans with a manual rotary knob and dual SATA or DC 5525 power inputs delivering 60 W total
The AJMRTC AJ*FAN*CTL06 is a manual fan controller hub that manages up to six 12V 4-pin PWM cooling fans inside a desktop computer case. A large rotary knob provides stepless speed adjustment from 0 to 100 percent without any software installation. It is built for PC builders who want direct hardware control over chassis airflow and noise levels.
The hub accepts power from a standard SATA connector or an external DC 5525 barrel jack, delivering a maximum total output of 5A at 60W. This dual-input design removes the load from motherboard fan headers when running multiple fans. Upgrade from a basic splitter when you need higher combined current capacity and independent speed control for all connected fans.
This unit suits enthusiasts building gaming PCs, workstations or water-cooling loops who prefer a tactile knob over software curves. It is not for users who require motherboard-reported RPM feedback or automatic temperature-based fan curves, as the manual controller does not return speed signals to the system BIOS.
| Brand | AJMRTC |
|---|---|
| Series | Fan Controller Hub Series |
| Model | AJ*FAN*CTL06 |
| Fan Size | N/A |
| LED | N/A |
| Type | Fan Speed Controller Hub |
| Bearing Type | N/A |
| Power Connector | SATA Power, DC 5525 Barrel Jack |
| Color | Black |
The unit accepts either a SATA power connector from the PSU or an external DC 5525 barrel jack, and either source can deliver the full 12 V 5 A 60 W budget.
Plug each 4 pin PWM fan into one of the six 4 pin ports on the hub, then power the hub via SATA or DC 5525; the rotary knob then varies voltage to all connected fans from 0 to 100 %.
The hub has no user serviceable parts; if a port fails the whole unit would need to be swapped, but the solid PCB and protective housing are built for long term use inside the case.
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