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Vszerda 12V 4-pin RGB splitter hub with ten female ports and 50cm extension cable

Vszerda

Vszerda 12V 4Pin RGB LED Splitter 1 to 10 with 50CM Extension Cable

SKU CH-1Y2D-WDWM6

Splits one 12 V 4-pin RGB header into ten ports for 5050 and 3528 strips, includes 50 cm extension cable

  • Splits one motherboard RGB header into ten device ports
  • Supports 12 V input and up to 6 A total current
  • Works with 5050 and 3528 RGB LED strips
  • Includes 50 cm 4-pin extension cable for flexible routing
  • Double-sided adhesive and acrylic case keep the hub securely mounted

12V 4-Pin RGB Splitter Hub

This Vszerda hub expands a single motherboard 12V 4-pin RGB header into ten female ports. It is built for PC builders who want to run multiple 5050 or 3528 LED strips from one control point. The hub includes a 50 cm extension cable and adhesive backing for secure chassis mounting.

Upgrade from limited RGB headers

Most motherboards provide only one or two 12V RGB connectors, which restricts lighting zones. This splitter makes the jump worthwhile when you need to synchronise ten strips or fans without adding a separate controller. It supports constant, breathing and monochromatic cycle modes only.

Tool-free installation with arrow alignment

No soldering is required; simply match the arrows on each plug to the hub and motherboard header. The acrylic case and double-sided tape hold the board firmly in place. Ensure your motherboard uses a 12V 4-pin RGB header, not a 5V 3-pin addressable header, or the devices will not function.

Highlights

  • Splits one motherboard RGB header into ten device ports
  • Supports 12 V input and up to 6 A total current
  • Works with 5050 and 3528 RGB LED strips
  • Includes 50 cm 4-pin extension cable for flexible routing
  • Double-sided adhesive and acrylic case keep the hub securely mounted

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I mount the splitter hub inside my chassis?

The hub has adhesive tape on the back and an acrylic protective case, allowing it to be fixed directly to a flat surface inside the case.

What is the correct way to connect the 4-pin plugs to avoid damage?

Align the arrows on each plug with the corresponding marks on the hub headers before pushing them in fully; no soldering is required.

What ongoing maintenance does the splitter and extension cable require?

No scheduled maintenance is needed; simply check connections if lighting effects become unstable and replace the cable only if physical damage occurs.

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