Gelid RGB/ARGB 1-to-4 Splitter Cable 300 mm for RGB and ARGB Headers

Gelid RGB/ARGB 1-to-4 Splitter Cable 300 mm is a compact cable adapter designed to expand a single RGB or ARGB header into four outputs. With a 300 mm length, it provides flexible routing inside PC cases and lighting setups, enabling connection of multiple RGB or addressable RGB devices such as fans, LED strips, and lighting accessories while preserving the signal and power distribution from a single motherboard or controller header.

Advantages

The splitter cable supports both standard RGB and addressable ARGB configurations, reducing the need for multiple controller headers. Its four-output design allows simultaneous powering and control of several lighting devices from one header, while the 300 mm length gives sufficient reach for typical desktop PC layouts. The cable is plug-and-play with compatible headers, requiring no additional software for basic operation.

Suitable for

• Connecting multiple RGB fans to a single motherboard header
• Powering several LED strips from one controller output
• Expanding lighting accessories in compact PC builds
• Integrating addressable RGB components into a unified lighting circuit

Key specifications

• Cable type: 1-to-4 splitter for RGB and ARGB headers
• Length: 300 mm
• Compatibility: standard 4-pin RGB and 3-pin addressable ARGB headers (where supported)
• Connector count: one input, four outputs
• Intended use: internal PC lighting and accessory distribution

How to use

Identify the compatible RGB or ARGB header on the motherboard or controller and align the splitter input connector accordingly, taking care to match the pin orientation. Connect up to four RGB or ARGB devices to the splitter outputs, ensuring secure seating of each connector. After connections are made, manage cable routing within the case to avoid interference with fans or moving parts. Power on the system and use the motherboard or controller software to adjust lighting modes and colors as supported by the connected devices.

Usage recommendations

Verify that the combined power draw of all connected devices does not exceed the power limit of the motherboard or controller header. For addressable ARGB setups, ensure all connected devices are compatible with the same signal protocol to avoid inconsistent lighting behavior. When in doubt, consult the device and motherboard documentation for header power specifications.