Tripp Lite 53ARGB2-2 1-to-2 ARGB Splitter Cable 16 AWG 1.9 cm (2 Pack)
A 1-to-2 ARGB splitter cable extends a single motherboard header to two addressable RGB devices with 16 AWG wiring and a 1.9 cm length
- TypeExtension Cable
- ColorBlue
- Connector Number5
- Terminal GenderMale to Male
- Wire Gauge16 AWG
- FeaturesAddressable RGB, Extension Cable
- Sync multiple ARGB devices from one motherboard header
- 16 AWG wiring supports reliable power delivery
- 9 cm length fits tight chassis spaces
- Male-to-male micro USB connectors enable plug-and-play setup
- Two-pack provides spare splitter for additional devices
Versatile ARGB Connection
The Tripp Lite 53ARGB2-2 splitter lets you sync two addressable RGB devices from a single motherboard header. It supports CPU coolers, chassis lighting and 5 V ARGB fans in one compact package. The 2-pack gives you a spare cable for a second build or future expansion.
Build Integration
Each cable measures 1.9 cm and uses a 16 AWG round wire with reinforced plastic and rubber sheathing. Male-to-male micro USB connectors plug directly into standard 3-pin 5 V headers without adapters. The short length reduces cable clutter inside tight chassis while keeping the signal path clean.
Upgrade Context
This splitter replaces daisy-chain cables that limit device placement or require extra headers. It is worth adding when your board has fewer 5 V ARGB ports than devices you want to control. Builders needing more than two splits per header will need a powered hub instead.
Highlights
- Sync multiple ARGB devices from one motherboard header
- 16 AWG wiring supports reliable power delivery
- 9 cm length fits tight chassis spaces
- Male-to-male micro USB connectors enable plug-and-play setup
- Two-pack provides spare splitter for additional devices
Specifications
| Brand | Tripp Lite |
|---|---|
| Model | 53ARGB2-2 |
| Type | Extension Cable |
| Color | Blue |
| Connector Number | 5 |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Male |
| Wire Gauge | 16 AWG |
| Features | Addressable RGB, Extension Cable |
Questions about this item
How much current can the 16 AWG wire handle before voltage drop affects ARGB sync?
The 16 AWG conductors are rated for the 5 V ARGB signal and typical fan currents found in PC builds.
Does the cable generate noticeable heat when ARGB fans run continuously?
The short 1.9 cm length and 16 AWG gauge keep resistance low, so heat stays negligible during all-day operation.
What motherboard header is required to use this 5 V 3-pin splitter?
A standard 5 V 3-pin addressable RGB header on the motherboard is needed to power and control connected devices.
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