Evertech USA 8MP HD-CVI AHD TVI Analog Passive Video Audio Power Balun Transmitter (8 Pairs)
- Video Power Audio B…
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Bluecctv
Power pigtail cable splitter connects two plugs to a single adapter
The Bluecctv TR-PIGTAIL2 is a power pigtail cable splitter designed to connect two plugs into a single adapter. It simplifies wiring for surveillance installations by allowing a pair of devices to share one power connection. This accessory suits installers who need a compact way to distribute power without running extra cables.
The splitter suits technicians running two cameras or accessories from one supply where space for multiple adapters is limited. Buyers who require more than two outputs, a different connector type, or an integrated voltage regulator should look at alternative distribution blocks.
| Brand | Bluecctv |
|---|---|
| Model | TR-PIGTAIL2 |
Plug the single end into your power supply and attach both camera plugs; both cameras should power on and show live video.
The splitter cable itself is included; you must supply the power adapter and the two cameras separately.
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