ID-COOLING RC ARGB Controller

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⚡ Engineering Highlights at a Glance:

• Addressable RGB Control: Manages individual LED colors and effects on connected ARGB devices.
• SATA Power Input: Draws power directly from the PSU via a SATA connector, independent of motherboard headers.
• 3-Pin 5V ARGB Output: Standard ARGB connector compatible with most ARGB fans, coolers, and LED strips.
• 3-Button Onboard Control: M, S, and C buttons for mode, speed, and color adjustment without software.
• Compact Design: Small form factor for easy placement and cable management inside the chassis.
• Reset Function: Press M+C together to reset the controller; press S+C to toggle lights on or off.

Verify ARGB Compatibility Before Connecting

The RC ARGB uses a 3-pin 5V ARGB connector. This is not the same as a 4-pin 12V RGB connector. Connecting a 12V RGB device to a 5V ARGB output can damage the LEDs. Confirm your fans, coolers, or LED strips use 5V 3-pin ARGB before connecting.

Daisy-Chaining ARGB Devices

Multiple ARGB devices can be controlled through one controller if they are daisy-chained together. A splitter cable may be required depending on your device connectors and is not included with the controller. Check your ARGB devices for male/female connector types to determine if a splitter is needed.

📐 Placement and Power

The SATA power input means the controller draws power from your PSU, not the motherboard. This avoids overloading motherboard ARGB headers. The compact plastic housing can be tucked into a drive bay, mounted with adhesive, or secured in the PSU shroud area.

Before purchasing, confirm that your ARGB devices use 5V 3-pin connectors. If your motherboard has a 5V ARGB header, you can use that instead, but the RC ARGB is specifically useful when no such header exists or when you want centralized control. Plan your daisy-chain configuration: multiple devices can connect through one output if they support pass-through, but you may need a splitter cable for fans without daisy-chain support. Route the SATA power cable to your PSU during initial cable management rather than after the build is assembled. The M button cycles lighting modes, S adjusts speed, and C changes colors; press M+C to reset or S+C to toggle the lights.