ModMyMods MOD-0202 4-Pin RGB LED Strip 2-Way Splitter Cable 30cm Black
- Black
- Compatible with: Aq…
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Connects four RGB LED strips to a single motherboard or controller header with a 30 cm black cable
The ModMyMods MOD-0203 splits a single 4-pin RGB header into four female connectors for LED strips. It suits builders wiring multiple strips inside a case without daisy-chaining.
The splitter passes the standard 12 V RGB signal used by Aquacomputer Farbwerk, ASUS AURA, GIGABYTE AORUS and MSI STRIX X99 boards. It cannot drive addressable 5 V ARGB devices or strips that require a separate data line.
A 30 cm (12") cable keeps routing tidy in mid-tower chassis while the black insulation blends with dark interiors. Builders needing longer runs or a different colour should choose another variant.
| Brand | ModMyMods |
|---|---|
| Model | MOD-0203 |
| Color | Black |
| Features | Compatible with: Aquacomputer Farbwerk RGB controller, RGB LED Strips, ASUS AURA Motherboard, GIGABITE AORUS Motherboard, MSI STRIX X99 and More! |
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Pick the 4-way splitter when you need to run four LED strips from one motherboard header; choose a 2-way or 3-way version if you have fewer strips and want less cable bulk.
The 30 cm (12 inch) cable reaches from a typical motherboard RGB header to strips mounted along the front panel or side window with a little slack for routing.
The 4-pin female connector follows the standard 12 V RGB pinout used by ASUS AURA, GIGABYTE AORUS, MSI STRIX X99 and Aquacomputer Farbwerk, limiting you to analogue RGB control rather than addressable 5 V ARGB.
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