Series 16 Cam Splitter

This Series 16 Cam Splitter provides a practical way to split high-capacity temporary power in entertainment and event applications.

It features one set of 5 Series 16 male cams feeding two sets of female Series 16 cams in a compact non-conductive rubber enclosure with a convenient carry handle.

In addition, one output set includes 5 color-coded snap-back covers for added protection and organization.

With today’s rising cable prices and limited inventory, this Cam Cord Saver makes more sense than ever.

It allows users to run a larger cable farther downstream and then switch to smaller gauge cable at the panels.

For example, if a panel sits 150 feet from the power source, this splitter can help reduce cable cost, labor, and shipping weight.

As a result, it helps customers split their cost – not their profit.

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This rubber Series 16 Cam Splitter works well when customers need to distribute larger upstream cable runs into smaller downstream connections.

Because it takes one set of 5 Series 16 male cams and splits to two sets of female Series 16 cams, it gives users a more flexible way to organize temporary power distribution.

In addition, one set of cams includes five color-coded snap-back covers for added protection and easier identification. During operation, users would populate the other set of output cams.

Meanwhile, the compact non-conductive rubber enclosure and carry handle help support portability, protection, and easier field handling.

Series 16 Cam Splitter FAQs

What is a Series 16 Cam Splitter used for?
It helps split one set of Series 16 cam input connections into multiple downstream cam output sets for temporary power distribution.
How is this cam splitter configured?
It uses one set of 5 Series 16 male cams feeding two sets of female Series 16 cams.
Does this unit include protective covers?
Yes. One set of output cams includes 5 color-coded snap-back covers.
What type of enclosure does it use?
It uses a compact non-conductive rubber enclosure with a carry handle.
Why does the page call it a Cam Cord Saver?
It lets users run larger cable farther downstream, then switch to smaller gauge cable to the panels.