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Black 5V ARGB controller with three buttons and SATA power lead, plus 1-to-4 splitter cable

EN-Labs

EN-Labs 5VRGB1X4CO 5V 3-Pin ARGB Controller SATA 50cm 1.3FT

SKU CH-R2YN-W3DHA

A 5 V ARGB hub with three-button control and a 1-to-4 splitter, powered by SATA for systems lacking a motherboard ARGB header

  • TypeRGB Hub
  • ColorBlack
  • FeaturesSATA to 5V 3-Pin ARGB AURA 3 Button Controller w/ 4 ARGB Spl

Style 5 Ports

  • 2 Port
  • 3 Ports
  • 4 Ports
  • 5 Ports

Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.

  • Controls ARGB fans without a motherboard header via SATA power
  • Three hardware buttons switch dynamic modes, static colours, speed and brightness
  • 50 cm controller cable with 1.3 ft splitter reaches across the case
  • Single 5 V 3-pin input splits to four ARGB devices simultaneously
  • Designed only for 5 V ARGB gear — not compatible with 12 V RGB systems

What this controller does

The EN-Labs 5VRGB1X4CO is a 5V 3-pin ARGB controller that connects to a SATA power connector from the power supply. It adds addressable RGB control for builders whose motherboard lacks a 5V 3-pin ARGB header or who prefer hardware buttons over software.

SATA power and 5V-only operation

The unit draws power from a standard SATA connector and only supports 5V ARGB devices; it will not work with 12V RGB equipment. The controller cable is 50cm long and the included 1-to-4 splitter adds 1.3ft of reach for connecting multiple strips or fans.

Three-button hardware control

Three tactile buttons cycle through dynamic modes, static colours, effect speed and brightness without any software or motherboard header. Users who need per-LED addressable effects synchronised across the system via motherboard software should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Controls ARGB fans without a motherboard header via SATA power
  • Three hardware buttons switch dynamic modes, static colours, speed and brightness
  • 50 cm controller cable with 1.3 ft splitter reaches across the case
  • Single 5 V 3-pin input splits to four ARGB devices simultaneously
  • Designed only for 5 V ARGB gear — not compatible with 12 V RGB systems

Specifications

BrandEN-Labs
Model5VRGB1X4CO
TypeRGB Hub
ColorBlack
FeaturesSATA to 5V 3-Pin ARGB AURA 3 Button Controller w/ 4 ARGB Splitter Extension Cable for ARGB Strip Fans and Coolers 5V ARGB Controller,Ideal for RGB case, coolers and radiators fans Power by SATA interface from PSU,good solution for RGB control if your motherboard no 3pin ARGB header, 50cm in controller length, incldue power cable 3 buttons for Dynamic Mode,Static Color , Dynamic Speed and Static Color brightness select No software required - No RGB motherboard required Come with 3-pin ARGB 1 to 4 splitter cable, some device can be controlled at the same time

Questions about this item

How many ARGB devices can the 1-to-4 splitter cable support at once?

The included splitter cable provides four 5V 3-pin ports, letting you connect up to four ARGB fans, strips or coolers to the single controller.

What do the three buttons on the controller actually change when it is installed in a PC?

They cycle through dynamic lighting modes, static colours, effect speed levels and brightness steps without any software or motherboard header.

Why does the SATA power connector matter for the 5V ARGB header on this unit?

It draws 5V power directly from the PSU via SATA, so the controller works even when the motherboard lacks a 5V 3-pin ARGB header.

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