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Wire Splitters (increase outputs on controller)
Product Type
Color Style
Summary
If your looking for a wow factor + flexibility, we recommend: Flow (most popular)
If looking for simplicity and cost savings, we recommend: RGBW (can be less expensive)
Flow (color style)
- Color Production: Flow LEDs can produce any color
- Dynamic Capabilities: Flow LEDs use integrated circuits (IC) to produce 125+ complex flowing patterns and animations.
- White Light Quality: Flow LEDs create white by mixing RGB (red, green, and blue), which may not be as pure
- Cost: Flow LEDs are usually more expensive than RGBW LEDs
- Brightness: Our Flow LEDs offer high brightness levels due to advanced circuitry. They can produce vibrant, intense colors across the spectrum.
RGBW (color style)
- Color Production: RGBW LEDs can produce any color + have an additional white LED chip.
- Dynamic Capabilities: RGBW LEDs are best for static solid colors or simple color changes. However they do feature about 20+ flash, fade, and strobe modes.
- White Light Quality: RGBW LEDs have an additional white LED chip, which can produce a 100% pure white light color.
- Cost: RGBW LEDs are usually less expensive than Flow
- Brightness: provide excellent brightness, especially for white light, due to the dedicated white LED chip. They may have a slight edge in overall brightness over Flow LEDs.
✨ Why You’ll Love These Splitters
Need more output ports on your LED controller? Our 4-to-1 and 6-to-1 splitters expand your setup so you can power multiple LED components from a single controller—cleanly and efficiently.
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⚡ More Connections, Less Hassle – Add 3 or 5 extra outputs without rewiring
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🔌 Plug & Play Simplicity – Quick install with JST connectors, no splicing needed
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🧰 Perfect for Clean Installs – Avoid messy wiring and overloading one output
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💡 Tailored for Your Setup – Choose Flow or RGBW to match your LED system
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🛠 DIY-Friendly – Designed for builders and modders who need expandability
🔧 Build bigger, cleaner, and smarter. Whether you’re adding halos, DRLs, or grille lights—these splitters make it easy.
🔄 Splitter Compatibility Guide
Use the correct splitter based on your LED type and connector format:
4-to-1 Flow Splitters (M8 or JST Style)
✅ Compatible with:
• Flow DRL Boards
• Flow Grille Lights
• Flow Engine Bay Lighting
• Flow Halo Kits
• Flow Strip Lighting
🚫 Not for underglow or wheel ring kits
6-to-1 RGBW Splitters (M8 or JST Style)
✅ Compatible with:
• RGBW DRL Boards
• RGBW Grille Lights
• RGBW Engine Bay Lighting
• RGBW Halo Kits
• RGBW Strip Lighting
🚫 Not for underglow or wheel ring kits
💡 Not sure which one to choose? Add your product name or previous order # to the order notes, and we’ll handle the rest.
📦 What’s Included
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1x LED Splitter (Choose 4-to-1 or 6-to-1 style)
(Splitter type matched based on your order note or product selection)
🛠 Installation
Just plug the splitter into your controller’s output, then connect up to 4 or 6 devices depending on the version. Ensure devices share the same voltage and LED type (Flow or RGBW) for optimal performance.
Tools Needed:
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Basic toolset (optional for mounting or cable management)
💯 Why RGB Halo Kits?
We’re builders too—so we design every accessory for clean installs, dependable performance, and easy expansion. Our splitters are tested with all RGB Halo Kits products to ensure perfect compatibility.
FAQ
Wire splitters are modules used to divide a single wire into multiple outputs, allowing you to connect several devices to one source or add more outputs to an existing controller or harness.
example: a 4-1 wire splitter has 4 outputs that goes into 1 of the previous outputs on the controller / harness so it would have an additional 3 outputs.
If your controller is 8 output. a 4-1 splitter would give you 11 outputs.
We offer two main variants of wire splitters:
- Flow Splitter: Adds 3 additional outputs on a flow controller
- RGBW Splitter: Adds 3 additional outputs on a RGBW controller
Our splitters are plug and play simply..
- Connect the Input: Attach the input wire to the controller
- Connect the Outputs: Connect the outputs to the LED product.
Yes, wire splitters are compatible with various types of wires, including Flow and RGBW signals. Ensure you use the appropriate splitter for your specific signal type and application.
Controllers can only handle not many LEDS /Currents at a time.
Even with splitters, if you are running more than 8 products / outputs, it is best to use 2 controllers to ensure reliable operation and to avoid overloading a single controller.