ARGB 3-pin extension cable Gelid CA-RGB-04 60 cm

Gelid CA-RGB-04 is a 60 cm ARGB 3-pin extension cable designed to extend addressable RGB connections in PC builds. The cable provides a single 3-pin (data) ARGB interface compatible with standard 5V addressable RGB headers, enabling longer reach between motherboard or controller headers and lighting components such as ARGB fans, LED strips or individual LED modules. Its length and straightforward connector design allow flexible routing and placement of ARGB devices inside desktop computer cases.

Advantages

The extension cable simplifies installation by increasing the distance between the ARGB header and the lighting device without altering signal integrity. Its slim, flexible cable construction facilitates neat cable management and routing around tight corners and behind components. The universal 3-pin connector supports common 5V addressable RGB lighting ecosystems and allows quick plug-and-play connection to compatible headers or controllers.

Suitable for

• Extending ARGB fan cables to reach motherboard or controller headers
• Connecting ARGB LED strips where built-in cable reach is insufficient
• Relocating ARGB modules or custom lighting to different positions inside the case

Key specifications

• Connector type: 3-pin ARGB (data pin) extension
• Length: 60 cm
• Voltage compatibility: designed for 5V ARGB systems
• Cable style: slim, flexible jacket for easy routing
• Compatibility: compatible with standard 3-pin addressable RGB headers and controllers

How to use

Connect one end of the Gelid CA-RGB-04 extension cable to the 3-pin ARGB header on the motherboard or ARGB controller and plug the other end into the ARGB cable of the fan, LED strip or lighting module. Ensure proper alignment of the 3-pin connector so the data pin matches the header orientation, and avoid forcing the connector. After connection, power on the system and verify lighting control through motherboard software or the external controller to confirm signal transmission.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, use the extension only within a single ARGB chain and avoid daisy-chaining multiple long extensions which can degrade data signals. Route the cable away from high-voltage lines or moving parts, secure it with cable ties if needed, and verify controller and motherboard settings match 5V ARGB specifications before applying power.