ARGB 4-pin extension cable Kolink ARGB 4-Pin 0.5 m, 4-pin to 4-pin, 0.5 m length

The Kolink ARGB 4-Pin 0.5 m extension cable is a 4-pin to 4-pin addressable RGB (ARGB) cable with a 0.5 meter length supplied as a single unit. It extends both signal and power between an ARGB header and addressable RGB devices such as LED strips, fans or CPU cooler lighting. The cable provides a short extension option for PC builds that require extending connections without adding adapters, maintaining compatibility with standard 4-pin ARGB headers and common motherboard RGB sync technologies.

Advantages

This extension cable offers a compact, factory-made solution for extending ARGB connections while preserving signal integrity over a short distance. Its standardized 4-pin interface ensures compatibility with most addressable RGB controllers and motherboard ARGB headers. Being 0.5 m long, the cable is suitable where a minimal routing distance is needed and helps keep cable runs tidy inside small and mid-size PC cases.

Suitable for

• Extending addressable RGB LED strips inside a PC case
• Connecting ARGB fans to a motherboard or ARGB controller when the stock cable is too short
• Extending RGB connectors for CPU cooler lighting modules
• Short cable routing in compact or micro-ATX builds

Key specifications

• Cable type: 4-pin ARGB extension (4-pin to 4-pin)
• Length: 0.5 m
• Quantity: single unit
• Function: extends signal and power for addressable RGB devices

How to use

Align the connector so that the cable’s pin orientation matches the ARGB header on the motherboard or controller, then press the connector firmly into place. Connect the other end to the addressable RGB device (LED strip, fan or cooler lighting). Ensure the header and device use the same 4-pin ARGB standard and voltage before powering on the system. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and secure it with cable ties or clips if necessary to prevent strain on the connectors.

Usage recommendations

Use this 0.5 m extension for short internal routing only; avoid running ARGB signals over excessive lengths without appropriate repeaters or controllers to prevent signal degradation. Check motherboard or controller documentation for correct pin orientation and voltage (addressable 5V ARGB systems) before connecting.