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Two flat black splitter cables with four female RGB headers and a male adapter pin

Vszerda

Vszerda 2 Pack 5V 3-Pin RGB 4-Way Female Splitter Cable internal power cable

SKU CH-JGNY-T7EPE

Two 5 V 3-pin RGB splitter cables turn one motherboard header into four ports and include a male-to-male gender changer for 1 ft connections

  • Splits one 5 V 3-pin header into four RGB connections
  • Controls up to four fans or strips synchronously from a single motherboard port
  • Includes a 3-pin male-to-male gender changer for flexible routing
  • One-foot female-to-female leads keep internal cabling tidy
  • Designed for 5 V AURA RGB only — not compatible with 12 V 4-pin systems

5V 3-pin AURA RGB splitter kit

This two-pack splits a single motherboard 5V 3-pin RGB header into four female ports each. It includes male-to-male gender changer adapters so existing strips or fans can plug directly into the splitter. The cables are designed for 5V AURA RGB lighting only and will not function with 12V 4-pin RGB systems. Each cable measures 1FT from header to splitter block.

Upgrade from a single 5V RGB header

Most boards expose only one 5V 3-pin header, limiting synchronous lighting to one device chain. This splitter replaces that bottleneck by multiplying the header into four channels, letting you run up to four strips or fans from the same control signal. The jump is worth it when you need coordinated effects across multiple zones without adding a separate controller. Do not use it if your motherboard provides only 12V 4-pin RGB headers.

Behaviour under sustained lighting load

The motherboard header typically supplies at least 15W at 5V, and the splitter itself adds no extra power capacity. Connected LED runs should stay under 3.3 ft per channel to avoid voltage drop. If colours dim or flicker during extended use, the header is overloaded and you must reduce the number of attached devices. Ensure the arrow mark on each plug aligns with the 5V pin on both the board and the splitter.

Highlights

  • Splits one 5 V 3-pin header into four RGB connections
  • Controls up to four fans or strips synchronously from a single motherboard port
  • Includes a 3-pin male-to-male gender changer for flexible routing
  • One-foot female-to-female leads keep internal cabling tidy
  • Designed for 5 V AURA RGB only — not compatible with 12 V 4-pin systems

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What motherboard header does the 5 V 3-pin female connector plug into?

It connects to a standard 5 V 3-pin AURA RGB header; the arrow on the plug must line up with the 5 V pin on the board.

What is the most common mistake when installing the splitter?

Reversing the connector so the arrow does not match the 5 V pin, which prevents the LEDs from lighting correctly.

How long can the attached LED strips or fans be before voltage drop becomes a problem?

The notes suggest keeping total cable runs under 3.3 ft to avoid dimming caused by the header’s 15 W limit.

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