

🖤 Silence meets control — the ultimate fan whisperer for pros who demand perfection.
The Noctua NA-FC1 is a compact, high-precision 4-pin PWM fan controller designed to optimize fan speeds manually or in sync with motherboard controls. Featuring a unique 'no stop' mode to avoid BIOS errors by maintaining a minimum 300rpm, it supports up to three fans simultaneously via a 3-way splitter cable. Its discreet size and robust build quality, backed by a 6-year warranty, make it the go-to choice for professionals seeking ultra-quiet, reliable cooling management.








| ASIN | B072M2HKSN |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #18,219 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #1 in Automotive Replacement Engine Fan Electric Controls |
| Date First Available | May 31, 2017 |
| Display Type | LED |
| EU Spare Part Availability Duration | 2 Years |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 09010018200232 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 1.69 ounces |
| Item model number | NA-FC1 |
| Language | English, English, English, English, English |
| Manufacturer | Noctua |
| Product Dimensions | 1.1 x 9.7 x 6.5 inches |
| UPC | 841501120244 |
A**N
Works well, only PWM controller in this form factor. Usual Noctua quality.
Another 5 star Noctua item. I bought this originally to control fans, but I ended up using to control my water pump. For water pumps especially, the "no stop" feature is awesome. I wish this unit was a little less expensive. I also wish it makes coffee and brings me breakfast in bed. Either way, it is not going to happen with Noctua. If you are new to Noctua, their thing is quality, not pricing. If that is your thing, buy it. If not, move on. The unit is well built and the performance is excellent. It is just the right size to stick it somewhere accessible yet unobtrusive in your build. I mounted mine just to the left of my radiator. I only need to adjust the pump (or the fans it was meant to control) very occasionally. If you have a mobo that does not have sufficient PWM headers, this product is ideal. Even if you do have enough PWM headers. this product does a better job at super low speeds than most motherboards UEFI/BIOS. It is a must for filling water loops as you don't want it to start off at full speed. That would introduce unwanted air bubbles and that is exactly how most motherboards behave at start up, regardless of your BIOS settings. Update: Mine stopped working. I suspect it is the cable not the unit itself. I will update again if I try to contact Noctua to correct the issue and their response is inadequate, but I don't think that will happen.
A**R
AV Cooling System Application
I created a system to provide cooling for an AV cabinet in a closet. Components include Aventage, Emotiva and Oppo. The cooling equipment used includes: 1. Noctua Fans (3) (model# NF-S12A PWM) 2. Noctua Fan controller (model# NA-FC1) 3. Noctua Extension cables (model# NA-SEC1) 4. Cablemod's molex to SATA cable (model# CM-CAB-MSAP 45KK-R) 5. Coolerguys AC power adaptor (110V AC to DC 12V Power Supply with 4 pin Molex) The fans are laid flat on top of the receiver and amplifier pulling air up through the units. Of course, the anti-vibration corner pieces protect the AV equipment and prevent the fans from moving around. There is approximately 4" between the top of each AV component and the shelf above. This seems to allow sufficient air circulation. All Noctua components were packaged nicely and functioned perfectly out of the box. Connections are solid. Using the fans full speed, they are very quiet and are effective in keeping the components at less than 82F degrees. The Noctua Fan Controller is tiny -- about the size of a man's thumb. When setting up the system, I reached out to Noctua for some technical assistance. They were prompt and provided excellent guidance on connecting the power supply to the speed control (Cablemod's connector). The Cablemod's cable has solid connections and functions well. The only thing that would be nice is an outer sheath to keep all four wires together for a cleaner appearance. The Coolerguys AC power adaptor appears well made and functions well to power the three fans. Overall, the system has been running for about 1 month and I am quite satisfied with each of the components and would recommend them to anyone looking for an effective cooling system for an AV cabinet.
3**F
Best there is
I run Noctua in all my machines but a recent build required more fans than I had headers. This device allowed for an easy install to manage three case fans and reduce the RPMs to get the noise under control. As always, Noctua parts are first class, well made, and of good materials. The instructions are sufficient for the part and there were enough connections to make install easy. The only draw back for me was the power connection. There is no other power connection besides the 15 pin SATA so you'll need an adapter to use standard SATA or IDE power plugs. Otherwise, no issues and a few seconds of tinkering got the RPMs adjusted to run silently while keeping my drive bay cool. Anyway, great quality product.
B**X
Works well and comes with cables
I like the the sata to controller power connection. You can get max power to the smaller fans.
H**Y
Perfect Fan controller paid with two Noctua fans
I purchased the Nocturnal NA-FC1, 4-pin PWM Fan Controller to use with two fans (Noctua NF-A8 5V PWM, Premium Quiet Fan with USB Power Adaptor Cable, 4-Pin, 5V Version (80mm, Brown)). The controller is extremely easy to assemble. After a couple quick connections the two fans were powered and they were ready to quietly cool my laptop. The Noctua fans were replacements for my laptop stand that came with very low preforming and noisy fans. The Noctua fans combined with the Noctua Fan controller created an incredibly efficient and almost silent replacement. The only time I hear the fans is if I increase the RPM. Increasing the RPM is extremely easy with the Fan Controller. The dial knob on the fan controller is simple to use and turning it clockwise increases the fans' RPM whereas counterclockwise decreases it. For me, the sweet spot is about halfway. This setting creates great airflow while keeping the fans almost silent. Pros: Easy to assemble Easy to use Compact Cons: Cables can be disconnected easily (if this is going inside your PC case, there's no concern)
S**E
Good and practical; controlling a 3000rpm exhaust fan.
B**O
versatile, pouvant s'adapter aux différentes situations possible à partir du moment où l'on monte soi-même sa tour et qu'on a des exigences de silence pour ses ventilateurs. Permettant de s'adapter à tous les cas de figure rencontrés
M**X
Very useful product. Really liked it 👍👍
D**B
The Noctua NA-FC1 PWM fan controller is an outstanding addition to any setup where fine-tuned fan control is essential. As expected from Noctua, the build quality is top-notch, and it performs exactly as advertised. Pros: Excellent Build Quality: Noctua consistently delivers durable and well-designed products, and this controller is no exception. It’s solid and compact, perfect for managing fan speeds in any setup. Precise Fan Control: The NA-FC1 allows for smooth adjustments to fan speed, letting me dial in the exact balance between cooling and noise for my system. It’s simple yet very effective. Minimal RPM Button: A standout feature is the button that, when pushed, ensures the fans maintain a minimum rotation speed. This is especially useful for keeping a quiet but steady airflow in the system without letting fans stop completely. Overall: If you need reliable and precise fan control, this Noctua controller is a fantastic choice. With its sturdy design and thoughtful features like the minimum RPM button, it’s an excellent tool for quiet, efficient cooling. A solid 5 stars for a simple but well-executed product.
J**Y
Does what it says on the tin.
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