Darkside
Darkside DS-1036 12v 4-Pin RGB 2-Way Splitter Cable Jet Black Sleeved 30cm
A 30 cm 12 V 4-pin RGB splitter divides one header into two with four male-to-male adapters and jet-black sleeving
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- Features2-way RGB LED power cable
- Splits one 12 V RGB header into two with 30 cm reach
- Four male-to-male adapters included for flexible device connections
- Jet-black sleeving protects wires and matches dark-themed builds
- Custom-made construction ensures reliable 12 volt RGB power delivery
- Compact 30 cm length keeps cable routing tidy inside the case
Darkside DS-1036 RGB Splitter Cable
The Darkside DS-1036 is a 12-volt 4-pin RGB splitter cable designed to duplicate a single motherboard header into two LED connections. It ships with four male-to-male adapters and features 30-centimetre jet-black sleeving for tidy routing inside the case.
Builders expanding 12-volt RGB lighting
This cable suits builders who need to run two 12-volt 4-pin RGB strips or fans from one header without adding a controller. It will not work with 5-volt 3-pin addressable RGB devices, so buyers using ARGB ecosystems should look at a different splitter.
Connects directly to a 4-pin 12-volt header
The splitter plugs into the motherboard or controller header and provides two female ports for LED devices, while the included adapters extend or bridge connections as needed. The 30-centimetre length keeps cable runs short and frees up space behind the motherboard tray.
Highlights
- Splits one 12 V RGB header into two with 30 cm reach
- Four male-to-male adapters included for flexible device connections
- Jet-black sleeving protects wires and matches dark-themed builds
- Custom-made construction ensures reliable 12 volt RGB power delivery
- Compact 30 cm length keeps cable routing tidy inside the case
Specifications
| Brand | Darkside |
|---|---|
| Model | DS-1036 |
| Color | Black |
| Features | 2-way RGB LED power cable |
Questions about this item
Do I need a 12 V 4-pin RGB header on my motherboard to use this splitter?
Yes, the cable is built for a 12 V 4-pin RGB header and splits it into two identical outputs.
Will the 30 cm length reach from my motherboard header to RGB strips mounted in a mid-tower case?
The 30 cm cable plus four male-to-male adapters gives enough reach for typical mid-tower routing.
How can I confirm the splitter is delivering power to both connected RGB devices?
Both connected strips or fans should light up immediately and show the same colour pattern when controlled.
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