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Silverstone

Silverstone SST-CPL02 8-in-1 Addressable RGB Hub case accessory

SKU CH-SY3G-5R3WM MPN SST-CPL02

Connects up to eight addressable RGB strips via a single motherboard header and SATA power

  • Types8-In-1 Addressable RGB Hub
  • ColorsBlack
  • SpecificationsMaterial Plastic Shell Signal input: Standard addressable RG
  • FeaturesSupports up to 8 addressable RGB light strips or devices Com
  • Connect up to 8 addressable RGB devices simultaneously
  • Draw power directly from a SATA 15pin connector
  • Accepts both standard 3Pin and motherboard 4pin addressable RGB inputs
  • Distributes up to 5V 9A total across all outputs
  • Includes 8 addressable RGB cables plus power and signal cables

What it does

The Silverstone SST-CPL02 is an 8-in-1 addressable RGB hub that consolidates up to eight light strips or devices onto a single motherboard header or external controller. It draws power from a SATA 15-pin connector and passes the signal through eight custom 3-pin outputs, letting builders synchronise a full case of lighting without daisy-chaining.

Capacity and headroom

Each output port is limited to 5V 9A, split internally as 4.5A + 4.5A, so a single long strip or several shorter ones can run at full brightness without exceeding the hub’s per-port ceiling. The aggregate load across all eight ports must stay within the SATA power supply’s capability, so very high-density installations may hit the total current limit before every port reaches its individual maximum.

SATA-powered distribution

The hub relies entirely on the SATA power rail for its 5V supply, meaning the practical ceiling is set by the power supply’s SATA connector rating rather than the motherboard header. If the PSU cannot deliver enough amperage on that rail, the hub will throttle or shut down even though the signal path supports eight independent channels.

Highlights

  • Connect up to 8 addressable RGB devices simultaneously
  • Draw power directly from a SATA 15pin connector
  • Accepts both standard 3Pin and motherboard 4pin addressable RGB inputs
  • Distributes up to 5V 9A total across all outputs
  • Includes 8 addressable RGB cables plus power and signal cables

Specifications

BrandSilverstone
ModelSST-CPL02
Types8-In-1 Addressable RGB Hub
ColorsBlack
SpecificationsMaterial Plastic Shell
Signal input:
Standard addressable RGB 3Pin +5V, D, G*
Motherboard addressable RGB 4pin +5V, D, NP, G*
Signal output: SilverStone custom addressable RGB 3pin +5V, D, G** x 8
Power Input: SATA 15pin
Output limitation (each port): 5V 9A (4.5A+4.5A)***
Included Parts:
8 x Standard addressable RGB 3pin cable
1 x SATA power cable
1 x Input signal cable
FeaturesSupports up to 8 addressable RGB light strips or devices
Compatible with addressable RGB controller or supported motherboard
Supports light strips up to 5V 9A
Shipping weight0.32 kg
Package size229 × 152 × 38 mm

Questions about this item

Will the SST-CPL02 hub work with my existing 3-pin 5 V addressable RGB strips and a motherboard 4-pin header?

Yes, the hub accepts both a standard 3-pin +5 V D G input and a motherboard 4-pin +5 V D NP G input, then drives eight custom 3-pin outputs for your current strips.

How can I verify the hub is functioning after I connect it?

Connect the SATA power cable, link the input signal cable to a compatible controller or motherboard header, attach strips to the eight output ports, then use the controller or motherboard software to confirm each channel lights and responds to colour changes.

Which cables are included and what must I purchase separately?

The box contains eight standard 3-pin addressable RGB cables, one SATA power cable and one input signal cable; you only need to provide the addressable RGB strips or devices themselves.

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