ARGB splitter cable Kolink PGW-AC-KOL-155 30 cm White – 3‑pin ARGB signal splitter

Kolink PGW-AC-KOL-155 is a 30 cm white ARGB splitter cable that converts a single 3-pin addressable RGB header into multiple connections for ARGB fans or LED strips. The cable maintains individual addressable RGB signaling while enabling tidy cable routing in PC builds. Its compact length and neutral white jacket make it suitable for a variety of system interiors without adding bulk behind the motherboard tray.

Advantages

The splitter preserves addressable RGB control so each connected device can receive the same per‑LED commands from one motherboard header. Its 30 cm length provides enough reach to distribute connections within typical mid-tower and full-tower cases while avoiding unnecessary slack. The white sleeving reduces visibility in white or light-themed systems and helps keep internal cabling organized.

Suitable for

• Connecting multiple 3‑pin ARGB fans to a single ARGB motherboard header
• Powering several addressable LED strips from one controller header
• PC builds that require synchronized ARGB lighting across devices
• Systems where short, neat cable runs are preferred

Key specifications

• Cable length: 30 cm
• Connector type: 3‑pin ARGB signal splitter
• Color: white jacket/sleeving
• Compatibility: standard 3‑pin addressable RGB headers (5 V ARGB)
• Function: splits one ARGB header to multiple device connections while preserving signal

How to use

Connect the single 3‑pin plug to the motherboard or RGB controller ARGB header, ensuring correct alignment of the connector pins. Plug the other ends into the ARGB input on each fan or LED strip. After physical connection, configure lighting effects through the motherboard or controller software to achieve synchronized addressable RGB patterns. Avoid forcing connectors and check pin orientation to prevent signal issues.

Usage recommendations

Recommend verifying total power draw of connected devices against the motherboard or controller header limits; use additional power sources or dedicated controllers if many high-power ARGB devices are connected. Route the cable to minimize interference with airflow and secure connections to avoid accidental disconnection during maintenance.