Silverstone
Silverstone SST-LSB02-E RGB control box case accessory
Controls six addressable RGB strips and four fans with remote or automatic temperature response
- TypesRGB Control Box
- ColorsGray
- SpecificationsMaterial: Plastic outer shell Output limitation (each port):
- FeaturesRemote control light color, light mode and fan speed Remote
- Remote control adjusts RGB colour, lighting mode and fan speed
- RF remote powers the PC on or off without touching the case
- Automatic temperature detection shifts LED colour and fan speed in response to heat
- Six addressable RGB ports each drive up to 72 LEDs with 5 V, 5 A total
- Four fan headers support 4-pin or 3-pin fans at 12 V, 3 A total
Control box for addressable RGB and fans
The Silverstone SST-LSB02-E is a case accessory that manages addressable RGB lighting and fan speeds from a single hub. It connects up to six addressable RGB devices and four PWM or voltage-controlled fans. Builders who want centralised lighting control and remote power switching will find it useful.
Thermals noise and power draw
Each addressable RGB port supports up to 72 LEDs with a combined 5 V, 5 A limit, while the fan headers share a 12 V, 3 A budget. The unit uses a plastic outer shell and draws power from a peripheral connector. No active cooling is present, so thermal output depends entirely on the attached fans and LED strips.
Behaviour under sustained load
A thermal sensor cable enables automatic adjustment of LED colour and fan speed as temperatures change over time. The RF remote can also start or shut down the PC and modify lighting modes or fan curves manually. The control logic runs continuously while the system is powered, maintaining the selected profiles without interruption.
Highlights
- Remote control adjusts RGB colour, lighting mode and fan speed
- RF remote powers the PC on or off without touching the case
- Automatic temperature detection shifts LED colour and fan speed in response to heat
- Six addressable RGB ports each drive up to 72 LEDs with 5 V, 5 A total
- Four fan headers support 4-pin or 3-pin fans at 12 V, 3 A total
Specifications
| Brand | Silverstone |
|---|---|
| Model | SST-LSB02-E |
| Types | RGB Control Box |
| Colors | Gray |
| Specifications | Material: Plastic outer shell Output limitation (each port): Addressable RGB port: 72 LED per port, total 5V, 5A Fan Port : total 12V, 3A Color Selection: Support 2812 IC Addressable RGB LED Signal output: Standard Addressable RGB 3pin + 4-1pin x 6* Fan 4pin port x 4 (compatible with 3pin) Included Parts: 6 x Standard Addressable RGB cable 1 x Peripheral power Y cable 1 x RF remote 1 x Thermal sensor cable 1 x Power switch cable |
| Features | Remote control light color, light mode and fan speed Remote start or turn off PC Automatically detect temperature changes to adjust LED color and fan speed Six port Addressable RGB LED device connectors Four ports for 4pin or 3pin fan connectors |
| Shipping weight | 0.32 kg |
| Package size | 229 × 152 × 38 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I install the control box and which step is often missed?
Connect the included peripheral power Y-cable from your PSU to the box, plug up to six addressable RGB devices into the 3-pin ports and up to four 3-pin or 4-pin fans into the fan headers, then attach the thermal sensor cable so the automatic temperature detection can adjust LED colour and fan speed.
What maintenance or replacement will the Silverstone SST-LSB02-E need later?
The box itself has no user-serviceable parts; maintenance is limited to keeping the six ARGB cables, four fan headers, RF remote and thermal sensor free of dust and checking that the 5 V 5 A and 12 V 3 A output limits are not exceeded by any future devices you add.
What limit appears first under sustained use of the Silverstone SST-LSB02-E?
Each addressable RGB port supports a maximum of 72 LEDs and the combined draw must stay within 5 V 5 A, while the four fan headers share a total 12 V 3 A budget; exceeding either limit will cause the box to shut down or throttle before any thermal issue arises.
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