RGB Splitter Cable Alphacool 18710 Black Plastic

The Alphacool 18710 RGB splitter cable Alphacool 18710 Black Plastic is a compact accessory designed to link multiple RGB devices in a PC cooling or lighting setup. Constructed from black plastic, the splitter cable provides a simple means to distribute a single RGB signal to two or more compatible RGB components, helping to synchronize lighting effects without requiring additional controllers.

Advantages

The splitter cable offers straightforward connectivity with a durable black plastic housing that resists wear and maintains connector alignment. Its compact form factor reduces cable clutter inside the PC chassis while allowing multiple RGB devices to be powered and controlled from a single header. The passive design does not require external power or software, making installation quick and low-maintenance.

Suitable for

• Connecting multiple RGB fans to a single motherboard or controller header
• Linking RGB LED strips and lighting accessories within a PC case
• Expanding a lighting setup where synchronized RGB control is desired

Key specifications

• Material: black plastic housing
• Function: passive RGB signal splitting
• Compatibility: designed for standard motherboard/controller RGB headers (3-pin or 4-pin depending on system)
• Form factor: compact inline splitter cable for internal PC use

How to use

Identify the RGB header on your motherboard or RGB controller and connect the input end of the Alphacool 18710 RGB splitter cable to that header, ensuring correct pin alignment. Attach the RGB connectors of your fans or LED strips to the splitter outputs, taking care to match pin orientation. After connections are secure, power on the system and configure lighting control from the motherboard software or controller to synchronize the connected devices.

Recommendations

Use the splitter only with compatible RGB headers and devices; verify the pin configuration (3-pin addressable or 4-pin analog RGB) before connection. Avoid overloading a single header by checking the combined power draw of connected devices against the motherboard or controller specifications.