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Aquascape 3-way quick-connect splitter for pond and landscape lighting showing three female quick-connect ports and a short pigtail cord for installation.

Aquascape 3-Way Pond & Landscape Quick-Connect Splitter

Brand: Aquascape
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$25.69
$19.27
SKU 98489
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The Aquascape 3-Way Quick-Connect Splitter provides a simple, durable way to connect multiple low-voltage lighting fixtures to a single transformer. Designed for pond and landscape lighting systems, this compact splitter reduces installation time by eliminating the need to splice individual cable connections. Quick-connect ports and a short pigtail make positioning and service fast and straightforward for both homeowners and professionals.

  • Connects three quick-connect lighting fixtures to one transformer for streamlined power distribution.
  • Quick-connect fittings remove the need for manual splicing, cutting install time and complexity.
  • Compact, weather-resistant construction suits outdoor pond and landscape applications.
  • Includes a short pigtail cord for easy handling during installation; splitters can be chained to add more fixtures.
  • Compatible with most 12-volt low-voltage lighting systems when used with an appropriately sized transformer.

Ideal for small to medium lighting plans, the splitter helps keep connections neat and centralized. Use multiple splitters to expand a run, and always verify transformer wattage and circuit limits before adding fixtures. Follow local codes and manufacturer guidance when installing electrical components outdoors.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does this splitter connect to?
Connects three quick-connect lighting fixtures to a single transformer; compatible with most 12V landscape and pond lighting systems.
How long is the pigtail cord?
Manufacturer listings indicate a short pigtail (typically 6 inches) to help position the splitter during installation.
Can I chain multiple splitters together?
Yes. Splitters can be chained to add fixtures, but confirm your transformer's wattage capacity before expanding the run.