ThinkGrow 4ft AWG#18 Daisy Chain Coiled Cord with T Splitter for Lifter System - 48 in - 10A - 1 Count

Fewer Cables Between Light Lifters - 4 ft Coiled Cord

Running a separate cable and outlet to every light lifter clutters a grow space and uses up outlets. This coiled daisy chain cord connects one lifter to the next, so several lifters can run from a single power cable. The T splitter makes the connection, and the cord is 18 AWG and rated 10A.

This single 4 ft cord suits growers who are adding to an existing ThinkGrow Lifter System or setting up a small multi-lifter layout. Order one for each link you need between lifters.

Key Features & Benefits

• Daisy chain design — combines multiple lifters onto one power cable.
• T splitter included — provides the branch connection between lifters.
• 4 ft coiled cord — spans the gap between lifters and coils to keep slack tidy.
• 18 AWG, 10A — the stated wire gauge and amperage rating for the cord.
• 3-year warranty — coverage listed for this product.

Who Should Use ThinkGrow TDC-5 Daisy Chain Cord

Anyone running a ThinkGrow Lifter System who wants to cut the number of cables and outlets, from home growers with a few lifters to commercial rooms with many.

About ThinkGrow TDC-5 Daisy Chain Cord

ThinkGrow designed the TDC-5 to interconnect lifters in its Lifter System. Each unit contains one 4 ft AWG#18 coiled cord with a T splitter and weighs 0.66 lb for shipping.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does this cord do?
A: It connects ThinkGrow lifters to one another. Several lifters can then share a single power cable instead of each needing its own.

Q: How long is it?
A: The cord is 4 ft (48 in) long. It is coiled, so it can be stretched or left compact.

Q: What does AWG 18 mean?
A: AWG is American Wire Gauge, a standard measure of wire thickness. This cord uses 18 AWG wire and is rated for 10A.

Q: Is it made for the ThinkGrow Lifter System?
A: Yes, it is designed for that system. Check compatibility before using it with other equipment.

Q: How many come in an order?
A: One cord with a T splitter. Order extra for each additional connection you need.

Q: Should I check total electrical load?
A: Yes. Add up the load of all chained equipment and keep it within the cord's 10A rating and your circuit's limits.