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Gibo

Junior Member

Splitty9 fans max load

Wednesday, April 28th 2021, 4:02pm

Hello,
A quick question... can I connect 6 Noctua AF-A14 PWM fans to a Splitty9 ?
Will the splitter be able to sustain the current load of 6 of this fans ?
The Splitty9 is connected via aquabus to an aquaero 6XT.
I have 2 Splitty9 connected to the aquaero unit, that control 12 Noctua fans all of the same model.

https://noctua.at/en/nf-a14-pwm-chromax-…p/specification

Thanks

This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "Gibo" (Apr 28th 2021, 4:05pm)

Hufeisen

Senior Member

Wednesday, April 28th 2021, 5:28pm

The Splitty9 is connected via aquabus to an aquaero 6XT.
NO! You must connect the Splitty9 on a FAN Port of the Aquaero!
If you connect the Splitty9 with Fans on the Aquabus Connector, you destroy the Aquaero!!!


Will the splitter be able to sustain the current load of 6 of this fans .
The Aquaero is rated for 30 Watts (=2.5 Ampere) on each Fan connector.
Please read the Datasheet of your Fans, and look for the Power consumption of each Fan.
Then calculate how much Power the 6 Fans need. If it is below the 30 Watts the Aquaero can supply, it works.

Gibo

Junior Member

Wednesday, April 28th 2021, 5:44pm

The Splitty9 is connected via aquabus to an aquaero 6XT.
NO! You must connect the Splitty9 on a FAN Port of the Aquaero!
If you connect the Splitty9 with Fans on the Aquabus Connector, you destroy the Aquaero!!!


Will the splitter be able to sustain the current load of 6 of this fans .
The Aquaero is rated for 30 Watts (=2.5 Ampere) on each Fan connector.
Please read the Datasheet of your Fans, and look for the Power consumption of each Fan.
Then calculate how much Power the 6 Fans need. If it is below the 30 Watts the Aquaero can supply, it works.


My bad !
Writing the post I made confusion between aquaero and aquabus....
Obviously I meant that I will connect the two Splitty9 to two FAN connectors of the Aquaero 6XT !
Regarding the maximum power and current under load, they are rated as:
Max: 1.56W and 0.13A each.

This post has been edited 2 times, last edit by "Gibo" (Apr 28th 2021, 6:51pm)