Barrow ARSKZQ LRC2.0 5V 3-Pin ARGB Inline Manual Lighting Controller, 67 Colors, 8 Speeds

Barrow ARSKZQ LRC2.0 5V 3-Pin ARGB Inline Manual Lighting Controller, 67 Colors, 8 Speeds

TL;DR: The ARSKZQ is the simplest way to drive Barrow LRC2.0 lighting when the motherboard 5V 3-pin ARGB header is unavailable or already in use. It plugs inline on the 5V 3-pin ARGB cable between the lighting source and the LRC2.0 devices, then offers manual buttons to cycle 67 colors and 8 speed steps....

Common Applications

The ARSKZQ is the simplest way to drive Barrow LRC2.0 lighting when the motherboard 5V 3-pin ARGB header is unavailable or already in use. It plugs inline on the 5V 3-pin ARGB cable between the lighting source and the LRC2.0 devices, then offers manual buttons to cycle 67 colors and 8 speed steps. The board includes an automatic memory function that recalls the last selected color and mode on the next power-up, so settings survive a shutdown without needing the motherboard to maintain state. Designed specifically for LRC2.0 components and not cross-compatible with the older LRC1.0 protocol, the controller works with LRC2.0-marked water blocks, fittings, fans, and the LD2RT-50 and LD2RT-100 LED strips.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is it compatible with LRC1.0 devices?

A: No. The ARSKZQ targets the LRC2.0 5V 3-pin protocol. LRC1.0 components use a different signaling format and will not work.

Q: How many colors and effects does it expose?

A: 67 selectable colors and 8 speed steps, cycled by the onboard buttons.

Q: Does it remember my settings?

A: Yes. The controller stores the last selected color and mode and recalls them automatically on power-up.

Q: What does it plug into?

A: A 5V 3-pin ARGB source on one end and the first LRC2.0 device in the chain on the other. It is inline, not a hub.

Q: Which Barrow devices does it work with?

A: LRC2.0-marked water blocks, fittings, and fans, plus the LD2RT-50 and LD2RT-100 RGB strips. Look for the LRC2.0 logo on the device.