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Power pigtail splitter connects four devices to a single power source
The Bluecctv TR-PIGTAIL4 is a power cable splitter designed for surveillance installations. It connects four male power plugs to a single female adapter, simplifying the wiring of multiple cameras. This accessory reduces the number of individual power supply connections required for a clean setup. It suits installers managing multi-camera systems efficiently.
The splitter replaces the need for separate power runs or a larger distribution box when powering up to four devices. It is worth using when cameras are clustered near a single power source and cable clutter is a concern. This unit does not serve installations requiring more than four connections or those needing voltage regulation. Builders needing fused outputs or longer pigtail leads must look elsewhere.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Bluecctv |
| Model name | TR-PIGTAIL4 |
The splitter has one female DC barrel jack that receives the plug from the power supply.
No, all four outputs are pre-terminated male DC plugs that push straight into the camera power sockets.
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