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10-way 5V RGB splitter hub in PMMA case with magnetic standoff

Corn Electronics

Corn Electronics 10 Way 5V RGB LED Splitter Hub with PMMA Case and Magnetic Standoff

SKU CH-N53M-SR3NB

Connects ten 5V addressable RGB devices to one motherboard header with SATA power and magnetic mounting

  • Connects 10 addressable RGB devices to one motherboard header
  • Magnetic standoffs and sticky pad simplify chassis mounting
  • SATA power input delivers stable current to all devices
  • 50 cm cable plus 1 ft extension reaches across full builds
  • PMMA case protects circuitry while keeping installation tidy

10-way 5V ARGB splitter hub

This hub connects to a single 3-pin 5V addressable RGB header on a motherboard and expands it to ten ports for ARGB fans or strips. It is built for builders who want synchronised lighting across many devices without using multiple headers. An extra SATA power interface supplies stable power to all connected devices. The PMMA case protects the circuitry and a sticky pad allows quick mounting inside the chassis.

Replaces cable chains and single-header limits

Instead of daisy-chaining splitters or leaving ports unused because the motherboard has only one 5V header, this hub consolidates up to ten devices on one connection. The jump is worth it when a build includes several ARGB fans or strips and the board lacks enough native headers. It does not work with 12V RGB components, so builders using 4-pin 12V gear need a different solution.

Ten ports with SATA-backed headroom

The hub comfortably handles ten addressable RGB devices such as fans or LED strips running from a single 5V header. The SATA power feed prevents voltage drop that can occur when many devices draw current through the motherboard alone. It runs out when a system needs more than ten ports or when the lighting protocol is 12V non-addressable RGB.

Highlights

  • Connects 10 addressable RGB devices to one motherboard header
  • Magnetic standoffs and sticky pad simplify chassis mounting
  • SATA power input delivers stable current to all devices
  • 50 cm cable plus 1 ft extension reaches across full builds
  • PMMA case protects circuitry while keeping installation tidy

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much clearance does the PMMA case need inside the chassis?

The hub uses a magnetic standoff that attaches to any steel surface in the case, so no screw holes or brackets are required.

Which way round do I plug the 3-pin 5V addressable RGB connectors?

Align the arrow on each connector with the arrow on the header; the hub only works with 5V ARGB headers, not 12V RGB.

Will the SATA power connector need replacing over time?

The SATA power interface is a standard internal cable connection and does not have a service interval or wear-out replacement cycle.

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