RGB Expansion Board (2 pack)

Important Note: This RGB Component is only compatible with other components from our RGB Range.

Our RGB Expansion Boards are used together with our RGB Bit Lights and RGB Connecting Cables. These expansion boards have 6 ports and come in a pack of 2.

Our RGB Lights are capable of projecting over 9 different colours and can connect to our RGB Board with its two built-in OUT ports either directly or through our RGB Expansion Board. Set your desired colour or effect via using the RGB Board's accompanying Remote Control.

Light My Bricks LEGO Lighting Components provide an easy DIY way for LEGO fans to customize their models using LED lights. With a wide variety of colours, lighting options and effects, anyone can light up their LEGO set.

All our components are plug and play - no electronics knowledge needed!

User Guide

Our User Guide is a great resource that outlines proper component handling and installation with LEGO models.

Orders are dispatched next business day or same day* if placed before 12PM (GMT-6).

*Same day shipping cannot be guaranteed during Peak Sale Periods.

Light My Bricks also offers tiered shipping rates depending on the value of your order. To view our shipping rates, information regarding shipping, visit our shipping page.

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Please Note: Light My Bricks™ sell LED Lighting Kits only. All LEGO® sets featured in images and videos are sold separately. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of Companies which does not sponsor, authorise, or endorse this site.

Light My Bricks products contain small parts and batteries that may represent a choking hazard for small children. Light My Bricks products are not intended to be used by children under 3 years old. Light My Bricks recommends that all children who use our products do so under adult supervision.

Light My Bricks offers a two-year warranty in accordance with Australian Consumer laws. If your product is faulty, you can lodge a replacement via our Faulty Component Request page.