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This guide is for users who need to power multiple devices from a single power supply using a kenable DC Power Splitter. The key benefit is simplifying your setup by reducing the number of power adapters required. Keep in mind that you must ensure the total power draw of your devices doesn't exceed the power supply's capacity.
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You should use a power supply that matches the voltage requirements of your devices (e.g., 12V or 5V) and has sufficient wattage to power all devices connected to the splitter. The power supply must have a male DC 2.1mm connector.
The splitter cable is approximately 30cm long.
The splitter is designed for use with CCTV cameras. However, always check the power requirements and connector compatibility (2.1mm DC) of your specific camera model before use.
If you exceed the power supply's capacity, the power supply may overload and shut down, or the devices may not function correctly. It is essential to ensure that the total power draw of all connected devices does not exceed the power supply's wattage rating.
The splitter is not specifically designed to be weatherproof. Avoid using it in environments exposed to moisture or extreme weather conditions.
The splitter uses a 2.1mm DC connector.
Clean the splitter with a dry cloth. Do not use liquids or abrasive cleaners.
Check the power supply connection and ensure it's turned on. Verify all device connections and that the total power draw does not exceed the power supply's capacity. Check the polarity of the devices.
Check the individual device connections to ensure they are secure. Test each device directly with the power supply to rule out device failure. Check the power rating of each device to ensure it's within the power supply's capabilities.
Ensure the power supply provides enough power for all connected devices. Check the power supply and splitter for any damage. Try connecting devices individually to rule out a faulty device.
