ARGB 1-to-3 Splitter Cable Kolink PGW-AC-KOL-114 — 30 cm

Kolink ARGB 1-to-3 Splitter Cable PGW-AC-KOL-114 — 30 cm is a passive splitter designed to expand a single 3-pin ARGB header into three outputs. The 30 cm length provides moderate reach for routing inside standard PC cases and allows connection of multiple ARGB fans or LED strips to a single addressable RGB controller or motherboard header while maintaining individual LED control signals.

Advantages

This splitter preserves addressable RGB control so connected devices respond to per-LED lighting effects from a single header. Its passive design requires no additional power or software and supports tidy cable management thanks to the compact 30 cm cable length. The connector layout reduces the need for multiple headers and simplifies synchronized lighting across several ARGB components.

Suitable for

• Connecting up to three ARGB fans to a single addressable RGB header
• Powering multiple ARGB LED strips from one controller or motherboard header
• PC builds where limited ARGB headers require signal splitting
• Systems needing organized cable routing and synchronized lighting effects

Key specifications

• Connector type: 3-pin ARGB (addressable RGB) compatible connector
• Split ratio: 1 input to 3 outputs
• Cable length: 30 cm
• Design: passive splitter (no active electronics or external power required)
• Color: black cable sheath with matching connectors

How to use

Connect the single input plug to the motherboard ARGB header or compatible controller output with the correct orientation. Attach up to three ARGB-compatible devices to the output connectors, ensuring each connection is secure and aligned with the 3-pin housing. After connections are made, configure the motherboard or controller lighting software to recognize and control addressable RGB functions; connected devices will follow the same per-LED signals from that header.

Usage recommendations

Verify that the motherboard header or controller supports addressable 3-pin ARGB and confirm the maximum current capacity of the header; avoid exceeding recommended power limits by connecting high-current devices without additional power. Route the cable to minimize stress on connectors and maintain airflow inside the case. If more than three devices or higher power draw is required, consider using a powered ARGB hub or separate controller.