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EN-Labs

EN-Labs 5VRGBSPL1X5 2-Pack 1-to-5 3-Pin Addressable RGB Splitter Cable

SKU CH-97J1-X2Q2F

Two-pack of 1-to-5 3-pin addressable RGB splitter cables that extend a single 5V motherboard header to five devices with a 1FT female-to-female lead and an included male-to-male gender changer.

  • TypeRGB Splitter
  • ColorBlack
  • Length1FT
  • Connector A3pin RGB Female
  • Connector B3pin RGB Female
  • FeaturesExtend the rare RGB interface on your motherboard to five Al
  • Extends a single 5 V header to five addressable RGB devices
  • Controls five fans or strips synchronously from one motherboard connector
  • 1 ft female-to-female cable with included male-to-male gender changer
  • Two splitters in the pack for multiple header expansion
  • Motherboard RGB header typically supplies up to 15 W for connected lighting

EN-Labs 2-Pack 5V 3-Pin ARGB Splitter

This two-pack provides two 1-to-5 3-pin addressable RGB splitter cables. Each cable expands a single 5 V 3-pin motherboard header into five female connectors. A male-to-male gender changer pin is included with each cable. The 1 FT length suits internal chassis routing.

For builders adding multiple 5 V ARGB devices

These splitters suit builders who need to connect several 5 V addressable RGB fans or strips to a limited number of motherboard headers. They do not work with 12 V 4-pin RGB systems. Users requiring 12 V RGB compatibility or longer cable runs beyond 3.3 ft should look at other solutions.

5 V 3-pin addressable RGB only

The single specification that decides compatibility is the 5 V 3-pin addressable RGB interface. The cable carries no additional power capacity and relies on the motherboard header, which typically supplies at least 5 V/3 A, 15 W. Connecting devices that draw more than the header provides will cause dimming.

Highlights

  • Extends a single 5 V header to five addressable RGB devices
  • Controls five fans or strips synchronously from one motherboard connector
  • 1 ft female-to-female cable with included male-to-male gender changer
  • Two splitters in the pack for multiple header expansion
  • Motherboard RGB header typically supplies up to 15 W for connected lighting

Specifications

BrandEn-Labs
Model5VRGBSPL1X5
TypeRGB Splitter
ColorBlack
Length1FT
Connector A3pin RGB Female
Connector B3pin RGB Female
FeaturesExtend the rare RGB interface on your motherboard to five Allow you to Control 5 channels RGB fans and lightning synchronously 5V 3-pin AURA RGB Lighting extension cable 1FT female to female RGB extension cable, Male to Male pin adapter is incldued Does NOT Compatible with 12V 4pin RGB system Notes: 1. Generally, RGB interface in motherboard can provide at least 5V/3A,15W power to periphery RGB device. The RGB cable no extra power suplly capacity. 2. Suggest to connect RGB lightning less than 3.3ft 3. If Connected RGB devices are dimmed out, means motherboard RGB interface is overlao

Questions about this item

What does the 5 V 3-pin addressable RGB header cap in practice?

The motherboard header typically supplies up to 5 V / 3 A (15 W) total; the splitter itself adds no extra power, so all five connected devices share that budget.

What physical clearance and connectors does the splitter need to fit?

Each cable is 1 ft long with 3-pin female ends; a male-to-male gender changer pin is included to reach the motherboard header.

How is it installed, and which step do people get wrong?

Plug the gender changer into the motherboard 5 V 3-pin header matching the arrow to the 5 V pin, then attach up to five devices; keep total cable runs under 3.3 ft and reduce devices if lighting dims.

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