PWM Extension Cable Kolink PGW-AC-KOL-163 60 cm White

Kolink PWM Extension Cable PGW-AC-KOL-163 60 cm White is a 4-pin PWM extension lead designed to lengthen the reach of PWM-controlled fans and compatible RGB devices inside PC cases. The cable preserves separate power, ground and PWM signal conductors to maintain accurate speed control and quiet fan operation while providing a clean routing option for improved airflow and component placement.

Advantages

The extension cable supports full PWM signal transmission and power delivery across a 60 cm white-sheathed lead, enabling reliable fan speed control at extended distances. Its compact 4-pin connector arrangement ensures compatibility with standard PWM fan headers on motherboards and controllers. The flexible sleeving and neutral white finish help with discreet cable management and aesthetic matching in white or light-themed builds.

Suitable for

• Extending 4-pin PWM fan connections inside desktop PC cases
• Reaching motherboard fan headers from hard-to-reach mounting points
• Neatening cable runs for improved airflow and visual tidiness
• Connecting PWM-compatible RGB devices that use a 4-pin PWM layout

Key specifications

• Cable type: 4-pin PWM extension
• Length: 60 cm
• Color: white sleeving
• Connector: female-to-male 4-pin PWM
• Conductors: separate power, ground and PWM signal lines
• Use environment: internal PC case

How to use

Connect the male end of the extension cable to the fan or device 4-pin connector and plug the female end onto the motherboard header or fan controller. Ensure correct pin alignment so that the PWM signal and power pins match the corresponding header positions. Route the cable along chassis edges or tie it down with cable ties to avoid contact with moving parts. After installation, verify that the connected fan or device is recognized by the system and that speed control functions as expected through motherboard firmware or software.

Recommendations

Use this 60 cm extension when stock fan cables are too short or when reorganizing cable routing for better airflow. Avoid placing the cable near high-voltage lines or sharp edges, and secure it to prevent strain on connectors. For long multi-fan setups, check total current draw on the header or use a powered hub if necessary.