RGB/ARGB Splitter Cable Gelid CA-RGB-02 1-to-6, 300 mm length

Gelid CA-RGB-02 1-to-6 splitter cable is designed to extend a single RGB/ARGB header to power and control up to six compatible LED devices or fans. With a 300 mm lead, the splitter provides signal and power distribution while reducing cable clutter inside the PC chassis. The cable supports standard 3-pin ARGB or 4-pin RGB setups depending on connector type and allows synchronized lighting when connected to a single motherboard header or addressable RGB controller.

Advantages

The splitter enables one header to drive multiple lighting devices, simplifying wiring in multi-fan or multi-strip configurations. Its 300 mm length provides flexible placement within typical desktop PC cases while maintaining reliable connections. The single-cable routing approach reduces the number of separate runs to the motherboard or controller, helping maintain airflow and a cleaner internal layout.

Suitable for

• Connecting multiple ARGB LED strips or ARGB fans to one addressable RGB header
• Expanding a motherboard RGB header to control several lighting elements simultaneously
• Systems where cable management and synchronized lighting are required
• PC builds with limited RGB headers but multiple LED components

Key specifications

• Splitter configuration: 1 input to 6 outputs
• Cable length: 300 mm (lead from input to outputs)
• Connector types: compatible with common RGB/ARGB motherboard headers (3-pin addressable or 4-pin RGB, depending on component connectors)
• Function: signal and power distribution for LED lighting devices and fans
• Compatibility: intended for LED strips, ARGB/RGB fans and other RGB lighting accessories that match connector type and voltage requirements

How to use

Connect the input plug of the Gelid 1-to-6 splitter to the motherboard or RGB controller header designated for RGB/ARGB lighting. Attach the six outputs to compatible LED devices or fans, ensuring correct orientation of pins and matching connector type. After physical connections, configure lighting control in the motherboard software or controller interface to synchronize or set individual effects, observing any per-device addressability limitations determined by the connected components.

Usage recommendations

Verify that the motherboard header or RGB controller can supply adequate power and supports the connector type used. Avoid connecting devices that collectively exceed the power rating of the header; if necessary, use an external power source or a powered hub designed for RGB lighting. Route the splitter cable to minimise interference with airflow and avoid sharp bends that could stress connectors.