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1 DC to 2 DC Splitter Cables

1 DC to 2 DC splitter cable is a special power cable intended for use with a single DC power source that splits the output into two separate connections that can power two devices simultaneously. One input connector generally heads one end, with two output connectors on its other end. This type of cable is commonly used for powering multiple devices from one power adapter or DC power supply.

1 DC to 2 DC Splitter Cords Technical Description

Color

Black, White

Wire core material

Tinned Copper, Copper

American Wire Gauge

16AWG - 30AWG

Insulation Material

Silicone, PVC

Style

Male to female, Male to male, Female to female

Ways

2 ways

Maximum Temperature

-40 - 80℃

Voltage

3 - 24V

Length

30 -100CM

Certification

RoHS, CE

What is 1 DC to 2 DC splitter cable used for?

Such applications include CCTV cameras, LED lighting, audio devices, and small appliances. A 1 DC to 2 DC splitter cable helps ease the load on powering it while reducing the clutter of many adapters by saving space for many adapters and making a cleaner and more efficient setup.

How do I ensure compatibility when using a 1 DC to 2 DC splitter cable with my devices?

Compatibility checks many things. Firstly, one should ensure the voltage rating of one’s power source is the same as the voltage requirements at the back of the two devices to be merged and connected. For example, if the devices use 12V, the power source has to be a constant 12V output. Second, add up the current draw for the two devices and verify the total does not exceed the current rating of both the power source and the splitter cable. It also must be ensured that the connector size and polarity matching (that is, which one is positive, and which is negative) of the devices match the splitter cable. DC connectors are commonly available in sizes such as 5.5mm outer diameter with 2.1mm or 2.5mm inner diameter, so double-check the specifications of your device. If any one of these factors is mismatched, it could lead to ill operation or even damage to your equipment.