PHOTOBIO IU Input Power & Dim Signal Cable Set - 3 ft Power Cable + 15 ft Dimming Cable + 2 ft RJ Convert Cable

Connect a Daisy-Chained Light String With One Cable Set - 3 ft + 15 ft + 2 ft

A string of daisy-chained fixtures still needs a single point where input power and the dimming signal enter. This set provides it. A Y-shaped splitter cable carries input power and low-voltage dimming separately, and a 2 ft adapter cable converts the PHOTOBIO orange IP connector to an RJ12 crystal head.

You need at least one set per string, not one per fixture, because power and dimming both daisy-chain through the included cables. It suits home growers running a single string and commercial rooms wiring several strings alike.

Key Features & Benefits

• 3 ft power cable — brings input power to the first fixture in the string.
• 15 ft dimming cable — carries the low-voltage dimming signal with room to reach a controller.
• 2 ft RJ convert cable — adapts the orange IP connector to an RJ12 crystal head.
• One set per string — daisy-chaining avoids buying a set for every fixture.

Who Should Use PHOTOBIO IU Cable Set

Anyone wiring PHOTOBIO IU fixtures in a daisy-chained string to PHOTOBIO power cords, in home or licensed commercial cultivation spaces.

About PHOTOBIO IU Cable Set

This PHOTOBIO accessory is sold each. It contains one IU power and dimming cable and one 2 ft RJ convert cable. The distributor lists CE and ETL registration. The listing carries a California Prop 65 chemical notice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need one set for every fixture?
A: No. Power and dimming signals both daisy-chain through the included cables. You need at least one set for each string connecting to a PHOTOBIO power cord.

Q: What does the Y-shaped cable do?
A: It splits the connection so input power and low-voltage dimming travel separately to the fixtures.

Q: What is the RJ convert cable for?
A: It is a 2 ft adapter that converts the PHOTOBIO orange IP connector to an RJ12 crystal head.

Q: How many fixtures can one string hold?
A: Do not exceed the maximum number of LED units allowed on one power cord. Check the product specifications for the allowed quantity.

Q: What is daisy-chaining?
A: It means linking fixtures one after another so a single connection feeds the whole string.