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Dear customer,

Thank you very much for choosing our NA-FC1. The NA-FC1 is a compact, highly flexible 
controller for 4-pin PWM fans that can both work on its own for manual speed reduction and 
also work in tandem with the automatic motherboard fan control. Each Noctua product is 
double-checked for flawless operation by our quality control team before it leaves the factory 
and I’m confident that you will be able to sense some of the research, attention and care we’ve 
put into making this device.

Enjoy your NA-FC1! 

 

   Yours 

sincerely,

 

 

 

 

Roland Mossig, Noctua CEO

This manual explains how to use the NA-FC1 fan controller. Should you encounter any difficul-
ties, please check the FAQs on our website (www.noctua.at/faqs) and don’t hesitate to contact our 
support team at [email protected].

Noctua cannot be held responsible for any damage or losses caused by compatibility issues. 
Multilingual versions of this manual are available on our website: www.noctua.at/manuals.

Noctua NA-FC1 | User manual

Overview of the device and accessories

Speed setting status LED

       Input connector

“No stop” mode status LED

Speed control dial

“No stop” mode push button

Output connector

Setup

Speed control dial:

 Sets PWM duty cycle between 0 and 100% in manual mode or adjusts 

input signal from 100 to 0% in motherboard control mode (see modes of use).

Speed setting status LED (orange):

 Changes in brightness according to the setting of the speed 

control dial (max. brightness = max. speed, min. brightness = min. speed).

“No stop” mode push button:

 Press to enable/disable “no stop” mode (see “no stop” mode).

“No stop” mode status LED (green):

 On in “no stop” mode, off in normal mode.

Input connector:

 Connected to the motherboard or other power source using the supplied NA-EC1 cable.

Output connector:

 Connected to the fan or multiple fans if splitter cables are used.

NA-EC1 input cable:

 Connects the device to the motherboard or other power source.

NA-AC4 input cable with power supply adaptor: 

Connects the device to the power supply 

(S-ATA connector) and the motherboard (obtaining PWM input from the motherboard and 
forwarding RPM speed information to the motherboard).

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NA-SC1 3-way splitter cable:

 Connects up to three fans to the output connector.

Motherboard

Fan(s)

Motherboard

Fan(s)

Power supply

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