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Product color | Black |
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Built-in display | No |
Channels quantity | 3 channels |
Temperature sensor | - |
Supported fan connector types | 4-pin connector |
Input voltage | 5 - 12 V |
Output current | 3000 mA |
Depth | 21 mm |
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Width | 48 mm |
Height | 25 mm |
Weight | 15 g |
Details the speed control dial for PWM duty cycle adjustment and its associated orange status LED.
Explains the push button and green status LED for the 'no stop' mode to prevent fan stoppage.
Describes the input connector for power/PWM signals and the output connector for fans.
Details the NA-EC1 input cable for connecting the device to the motherboard or power source.
Connects device to power supply (S-ATA) and motherboard, forwarding PWM input and RPM info.
Connects up to three fans to the output connector of the NA-FC1.
Illustrates connection methods using NA-AC4 and NA-EC1 cables for fan control setup.
NA-FC1 acts as a manual controller setting PWM duty cycle via dial without motherboard PWM signal.
NA-FC1 modifies incoming PWM signal to adjust fan speed, working with motherboard control.
Ensures a minimum fan speed of 300rpm by preventing fans from stopping.
Explains the non-linear response and that NA-FC1 sets duty cycle, not specific fan speed.
Discusses fan behavior at low duty cycles and NA-FC1's limitations with minimum speeds.
Instructions for changing fans and notes on lag when switching to 'no stop' mode at low speeds.
Links to download the user manual and other optimized files for the NA-FC1.
Provides links to Noctua's official website and related manuals.