RGB splitter cable Alphacool 18539

The Alphacool RGB splitter cable 18539 enables connection of multiple RGB devices to a single RGB header while maintaining a discreet black appearance that complements most builds. Designed for straightforward installation, this splitter provides a compact solution for expanding addressable or analog RGB setups without adding bulk or visual distraction.

Advantages

The cable simplifies cable management by consolidating several RGB connections into one header and reduces the need for additional controllers. Its black cable jacket minimizes visibility inside the case, and the built-in wiring is intended to deliver consistent signal transmission to connected RGB components. The design focuses on compatibility and ease of use, supporting common motherboard RGB headers and standard connector formats.

Suitable for

• Connecting multiple RGB fans to a single motherboard RGB/header
• Linking several RGB LED strips to one controller or header
• Expanding RGB device count in compact or cable-conscious PC builds

Key specifications

• Cable type: RGB splitter cable for motherboard RGB headers
• Color: black jacket for low-visibility routing inside cases
• Function: allows multiple RGB devices to share a single RGB signal source
• Connector format: standard RGB-compatible connectors designed for common motherboard headers
• Form factor: compact, flexible cable suitable for tight routing paths

How to use

Connect the main end of the splitter cable to the RGB header on your motherboard or to a compatible RGB controller, then attach the individual ends to the RGB devices you wish to control. Ensure connector orientation matches the header pin alignment and that all connections are secure before powering the system. After connection, configure lighting control via the motherboard software or external controller according to the devices attached.

Usage recommendations

When connecting multiple devices, verify the total current draw allowed by the motherboard header or controller and avoid exceeding that limit. Route the cable to minimize interference with airflow and moving parts; secure excess length with cable ties. If using addressable RGB and mixed device types, confirm signal compatibility to ensure expected lighting behavior.