ARGB-haarajohtokaapeli Kolink PGW-AC-KOL-158 30 cm valkoinen

Kolink PGW-AC-KOL-158 is a 30 cm ARGB splitter cable in white designed to connect and extend addressable RGB lighting components. It allows two ARGB devices to be powered and controlled from a single 3-pin ARGB header, providing synchronized lighting effects across fans, LED strips, and other addressable RGB peripherals. The cable's white sleeving and compact length make it suitable for neat cable routing in modern PC builds.

Advantages

The ARGB splitter cable supports addressable RGB signalling for individual LED control, enabling coordinated color and effect synchronization when used with a compatible motherboard or controller. Its 30 cm length balances reach and tidiness inside typical PC cases. Flexible wiring and a slim connector profile reduce strain on headers and simplify installation behind motherboards or along case edges. The white finish integrates discreetly with light-coloured builds and helps maintain a clean internal appearance.

Suitable for

• Connecting two ARGB fans to one ARGB motherboard header
• Linking LED strips and addressable accessories for unified lighting
• Compact PC builds where short cable runs are required
• Systems that require coordinated ARGB effects without additional controllers

Key specifications

• Cable type: 3-pin addressable RGB (ARGB) splitter
• Length: 30 cm
• Colour: white sleeving
• Connector compatibility: standard 3-pin ARGB headers and devices
• Application: internal PC lighting connection and extension

How to use

Connect the single end of the splitter to the 3-pin ARGB header on your motherboard or ARGB controller, observing the correct pin alignment. Attach the two device ends to the ARGB connectors of your fans, LED strips, or other addressable components. After connections are secure, power on the system and use motherboard software or the controller to configure colours and effects. Ensure connectors are fully seated and avoid forcing them into incompatible headers.

Recommendations

Verify that your motherboard or controller supports addressable 3-pin ARGB signalling and that the total power draw of connected devices does not exceed the header or controller specifications. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and contact with moving parts. For multiple devices or higher power requirements, consider using a dedicated ARGB hub or powered controller to prevent overloading a single header.