The female end (right) is to the wall and is a standard (US) power plug.
The male end goes to the driver, that then powers the light.
What plug is this?
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led-insight
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I am looking to identify what plug type this is, and if I can use a splitter to run 2 to 4 these NP-120H-C1799-A drivers off a single wall outlet with a splitter.
The female end (right) is to the wall and is a standard (US) power plug.
The male end goes to the driver, that then powers the light.
The female end (right) is to the wall and is a standard (US) power plug.
The male end goes to the driver, that then powers the light.
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greengenes
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I can't tell specifically the size spec. But is generally/close to a 3pin IP67 quick connector.
M19 and M20 are pretty standard sizes. That looks smaller, but can't actually tell.
Get a caliper and measure it and check out LLT connectors site or if you can see that brind printed on there and narrow it down. Or get new known spec ones and put them on and go from there.
Yes you could use a splitter on the AC side to run 4 drivers off of one power cable to wall.
M19 and M20 are pretty standard sizes. That looks smaller, but can't actually tell.
Get a caliper and measure it and check out LLT connectors site or if you can see that brind printed on there and narrow it down. Or get new known spec ones and put them on and go from there.
Yes you could use a splitter on the AC side to run 4 drivers off of one power cable to wall.