EN-Labs
EN-Labs RGBHUB1X7 12V AURA RGB Hub 7 Port 3.3ft
Connects up to seven 12V AURA RGB devices to a single motherboard header and includes a 3.3ft extension cable with adhesive backing for case mounting
- TypeRGB Hub
- ColorBlack
- Length3.3 FT
- Cable Length3.3 ft.
- Connector ARGB 12V
- Connector BRGB 12V
- Controls seven RGB devices from one motherboard header
- 12V AURA synchronous lighting across all ports
- 3 ft extension cable included for flexible routing
- 3M self-adhesive pad secures hub inside the case
- Black finish blends with standard PC builds
What this hub does and who uses it
The EN-Labs RGBHUB1X7 splits a single motherboard 12V AURA header into seven ports so you can run multiple RGB fans or strips from one connector. It is built for builders who want synchronised 12V lighting without adding a separate controller. The hub draws all its power from the motherboard header and includes a 3.3ft female-to-female extension cable for flexible routing inside the case. A 3M adhesive pad on the underside secures the unit to any flat surface.
Limits of the 12V AURA interface
The motherboard header typically supplies 12V at 1A, which equals 12W of total power for every device attached to the hub. Because the hub itself adds no extra power capacity, every fan or strip shares that same budget. If connected lighting appears dim, the header is overloaded and you must reduce the number of devices. The hub only works with 12V AURA RGB; it does not support 5V addressable RGB headers. Arrow markings on each plug must align with the 12V pin on both the motherboard and the hub.
Capacity and headroom in practice
You can connect up to seven 12V RGB channels and control them synchronously through the motherboard software. The 3.3ft extension cable sets the practical reach for devices mounted farther from the header. Total lighting load must stay within the header’s 12W limit, so high-density strips or many fans will hit that ceiling quickly. For installations needing more power or 5V addressable control, this hub cannot meet those needs.
Highlights
- Controls seven RGB devices from one motherboard header
- 12V AURA synchronous lighting across all ports
- 3 ft extension cable included for flexible routing
- 3M self-adhesive pad secures hub inside the case
- Black finish blends with standard PC builds
Specifications
| Brand | EN-Labs |
|---|---|
| Model | RGBHUB1X7 |
| Type | RGB Hub |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 3.3 FT |
| Cable Length | 3.3 ft. |
| Connector A | RGB 12V |
| Connector B | RGB 12V |
| Connector Number | 8 |
| Features | Extend the rare RGB interface on your motherboard to ten. Allow you to Control up to 7 channels RGB fans and lightning synchronously 12V AURA RGB Lighting Hub w/ 3M Self-Stick for PC case internal installation 3.3FT female to female RGB extension cable include Notes: 1. Generally, RGB interface in motherboard can provide at least 12V/1A(12W) power to periphery RGB device. The RGB hub 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 overlaod, please reduce connected RGB de |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 12V AURA hub or a 5V version for my motherboard?
This hub works only with 12V AURA RGB headers; it will not drive 5V addressable RGB devices.
What does the 12V rating mean for my lighting setup?
The motherboard header typically supplies up to 12V/1A, so total connected LEDs must stay within that 12W budget or they will dim.
Which motherboard header standard does the 4-pin RGB connector use?
It uses the standard 12V 4-pin RGB header found on Gigabyte, ASUS, MSI and ASRock AURA boards.
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