RGB Hub Lamptron SP103 10x for Aura Sync, Fusion, Mystic — 10-channel RGB controller

Lamptron SP103 is a 10-channel RGB hub designed to distribute and centralize RGB lighting control for PC systems and custom lighting setups. It connects to motherboard lighting ecosystems such as Aura Sync, ASRock Polychrome (Fusion) and MSI Mystic Light, allowing multiple LED strips and devices to receive synchronized RGB signals from a single controller. The compact hub simplifies cable routing and expands the number of addressable RGB outputs available for case lighting, fans and other compatible accessories.

Advantages

The Lamptron SP103 supports ten independent RGB channels, enabling simultaneous control of multiple LED strips or devices without requiring separate controllers for each run. Compatibility with common motherboard lighting standards ensures seamless integration into existing RGB ecosystems, while the hub’s design reduces clutter and centralizes wiring. The unit’s straightforward connection model lets users extend lighting across larger builds and coordinate effects across components.

Suitable for

• PC cases with multiple LED strips or RGB accessories
• Custom PC builds requiring synchronized lighting across components
• Small-scale custom lighting projects where several RGB outputs are needed
• Users integrating motherboard RGB control with additional external LED strips

Key specifications

• 10 independently addressable RGB output channels
• Compatible with popular motherboard lighting ecosystems (Aura Sync, ASRock Polychrome/Fusion, MSI Mystic Light)
• Compact hub form factor for internal mounting
• Centralized signal distribution for multiple LED strips and RGB devices

How to use

Install the Lamptron SP103 inside the PC chassis in a location that allows neat cable routing to your LED strips and RGB devices. Connect the hub’s input cable to the motherboard RGB header that matches your motherboard lighting ecosystem (for example, Aura Sync, ASRock Polychrome/Fusion or MSI Mystic Light) and then attach each LED strip or RGB device to the hub’s outputs. After physical connections are made, use the motherboard software to detect and configure lighting zones, effects and colors, ensuring all attached devices appear and respond within the same lighting profile.

Recommendations

Verify connector types and header pinouts on your motherboard and LED strips before installation. Distribute power and cabling evenly across outputs, and avoid exceeding the current and power limits of your motherboard header or power injector if used. For best synchronization, configure lighting effects through the motherboard RGB software matching the supported ecosystem.