An RGB fan controller with 10 six-pin fan ports, 2 four-pin LED strip ports, and a music-reactive wireless remote (commonly made by brands like Coolmoon) lets you power and sync up to 10 proprietary 6-pin cooling fans and 2 standard 4-pin LED strips using a single compact hub.
Key Technical Specs
- Fan Ports: 10 × 6-pin slots (proprietary layout combining fan power, speed control, and RGB data)
- LED Strip Ports: 2 × 4-pin slots (for compatible 4-pin light bars or strips)
- Power Input: Usually DC 12V 5A via a SATA or large 4-pin Molex power connector from the PC power supply
- Control Modes: Wireless IR/RF remote control, preset dynamic/static lighting modes, music rhythm/sound-reactive mode, and optional motherboard sync cables
- Mount the Hub: Secure the control box inside your computer case using double-sided tape or Velcro in a clean spot behind the motherboard tray.
- Connect Power: Plug the main power cable from the hub into your power supply unit (SATA or Molex cable). Important: Do not plug live/raw power into the 4-pin LED strip ports directly or you may burn out the LEDs.
- Plug in Fans: Connect up to 10 of your 6-pin case fans into the numbered 6-pin ports on the hub.
- Plug in LED Strips: Connect your 1-2 pieces of 4-pin LED strips into the designated 4-pin ports.
- Test the Remote: Remove the plastic battery tab from the music remote control and test the color, speed, and music-sync functions.
Important Compatibility Warning
- Proprietary Pins: 6-pin fan connectors are not universal. They are generally designed to work exclusively with matching brand fans (such as Coolmoon fans). Plugging a different brand of 6-pin fan into this hub can mismatch the pin layout and damage the LEDs or fan motor. Always verify your fan brand matches the control box manufacturer.
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