1 to 3 Pin ARGB and Reset Lighting Power Adapter Cable Function and benefits Expands a single ARGB header into up to three ARGB outputs, enabling multiple devices to be powered and controlled from one controller or motherboard header. Includes a reset lighting interface to allow resetting to default lighting on compatible controllers, helping you quickly restore a known lighting state. Simple, plugandplay installation without the need for drivers or software. Key attributes Compatibility: designed for standard ARGB systems that use 5V 3pin ARGB connectors, suitable for motherboards, ARGB controllers, and ARGB devices that accept a 3pin ARGB input. Function: distributes the ARGB signal from one input to three outputs while preserving synchronized color and effects across connected devices. Size and form: compact, flexible cable with molded connectors for reliable mating and easy routing inside a PC case or project enclosure. Construction considerations: built to minimize signal loss across three outputs and to provide durable, longlasting operation within typical ARGB usage. How to use Connect the single ARGB input from your controller or motherboard header to the adapter input. Attach up to three ARGB devices to the three output connectors. If your controller supports a reset function, connect the reset interface as required to enable resetting lighting to default. Use scenarios PC case lighting expansion: run three ARGB strips from one header to illuminate the interior of a PC case with coordinated effects. Fan and accessory integration: power and synchronize three ARGB fans or small ARGB devices from a single ARGB header, simplifying cable management. ARGB controller upgrades: add extra devices to an existing ARGB setup without installing additional headers, while retaining the option to reset lighting via the reset line if supported. Package contents 1 x 1 to 3 Pin ARGB and Reset Lighting Power Adapter Cable Notes Ensure your ARGB controller or motherboard header is compatible with 5V 3pin ARGB devices. Do not connect nonARGB devices to the adapter, and avoid exceeding the power capabilities of the source header.