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Features:

-For up to 3 computer fans

-Accepts standard 3-pin or 4-pin (PWM) DC fans
    Up to 1 Amp for 4-pin
    Up to 0.3Amp for 3-pin

-Can be directly plugged into a 4-pin fan connector on your mainboard

   This supplies power, while also allowing for communication between mainboard and fan controller.

-With the new TimeFreeze LED effect

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Applications:

-Casemodding: It adds a cool visual effect to your fans, making them appear to spin reeeallly slowly.

-Silencing: Beating frequencies/interference between fans can be eliminiated. This makes the noise much more pleasant. 

Compare this for yourself:

Without synchronization:

https://cdn.hackaday.io/files/1741597451218656/fanasync.m4a

With synchronization:

https://cdn.hackaday.io/files/1741597451218656/fansync.m4a

(Both tested with 50mm fans at 3400 RPM)

-Fan signal adapter: It generates three ouputs from a single mainboard connector. 

-Allows for regulation of 3-pin fans over a 4-pin mainboard output!

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Reccomended operating conditions:

-Up to 3 standard computer fans of the same kind

-The TimeFreeze effect will shut off below a certain RPM limit. This limit is given by RPM=3600/<Number of fan blades>. Make sure to stay above!

Example: For a 9-bladed fan, the minimum RPM will be 3600/9 = 400 RPM.

-For fans which don't have to change their speed very often - case fans, watercooling radiator fans, etc.