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ModMyMods 4-Pin Female RGB LED Strip 50cm Extension Cable - Black
Extends 4-pin RGB LED strips by 50 cm for flexible internal lighting layouts
- Cable Length1.6 ft.
- Extends RGB strips by 50 cm for flexible routing
- 4-pin female connector fits standard RGB headers
- Black cable blends with dark chassis interiors
- 6 ft length suits mid-tower and full-tower builds
- Compatible with ASUS AURA, Gigabyte AORUS and MSI boards
RGB extension cable for internal lighting
This 50 cm black extension cable connects 4‑pin female RGB LED strips to compatible controllers or motherboard headers. It adds reach inside the case so strips can be routed cleanly around components. The cable is new and built for standard PC RGB ecosystems.
Builders who need extra length between strip
Suits anyone extending an existing 4‑pin RGB run in a desktop build. Not for users who require a splitter, a male‑to‑female adapter or a different pin count. Buyers wanting longer runs or multi‑strip branching should look at other cable types.
50 cm length decides fit in your case
The 1.6 ft cable determines whether the strip reaches the header without tension or excess slack. Measure the path from controller to strip location before ordering. If the distance exceeds this length the cable will not work.
Highlights
- Extends RGB strips by 50 cm for flexible routing
- 4-pin female connector fits standard RGB headers
- Black cable blends with dark chassis interiors
- 6 ft length suits mid-tower and full-tower builds
- Compatible with ASUS AURA, Gigabyte AORUS and MSI boards
Specifications
| Cable Length | 1.6 ft. |
|---|
Questions about this item
Will the 4-pin female connector wear out after repeated RGB strip swaps?
The connector is rated for standard insertion cycles; avoid forcing it at sharp angles to preserve the pin contacts.
What limits the 50cm cable length when daisy-chaining multiple strips?
Voltage drop across the 1.6 ft extension becomes noticeable beyond two strips, so keep total run length short.
Does the black sheathing trap heat when the cable runs behind a GPU all day?
The cable carries only low-voltage LED current, so it remains near case temperature even during continuous operation.
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