Coaxial 7-Way Splitter

• 24" Coaxial 7-Way Splitter — For Water-Tight LED Mini Light Installations

  The 24" Coaxial 7-Way Splitter lets you branch up to seven separate light runs from a single power source while maintaining the same water-tight seal as the rest of the coaxial system. Designed specifically for coaxial wide-angle LED mini lights, this splitter is the piece that turns a single-feed install into a multi-direction layout — rooflines, peaks, multiple trees, architectural focal points, and complex commercial wraps off one power tap.

  Built for the Job

  7 independent light run outputs. Branch seven separate light runs from a single power feed without daisy-chaining strings through corners and around obstacles. Faster install, cleaner layout, and far less wire than running each branch back to its own power source.

  24" lead for flexible positioning. The 2-foot lead lets you position the splitter exactly where the branches need to fan out — at the start of a run, mid-roofline, behind a column, or tucked into a hidden corner where the multi-output hub doesn't show from the street. Long enough to route around tight install conditions without forcing the splitter into a visible spot.

  Install at the start of a run or inline. Use it as the primary distribution point at the power feed, or splice it into an existing run for an additional branch point mid-line. One product handles either install scenario.

  Water-tight coaxial locking connection. Built with the same sealed coaxial connector design used across the coaxial mini-light system — no plug-and-socket failure points where moisture migrates in over the season. The splitter holds its seal through rain, snow, freeze-thaw cycles, and full outdoor exposure.

  Commercial-grade construction. Engineered for the install conditions of long commercial routes — repeat install and takedown, UV exposure, mechanical stress on the connection points, and the long-duration deployments that define multi-season commercial accounts.

  Where the 7-Way Splitter Wins Jobs

  Multi-branch splitters are the install accessory that separates clean professional layouts from the spaghetti-wire installs that mark amateur work. Use the 7-way splitter on:

  • Complex rooflines where multiple peaks, dormers, and eaves all need power from a central tap
  • Multi-tree wraps running off a single power source — branch one feed into seven separate tree-wrap runs
  • Commercial center facades with multiple architectural features that each need their own dedicated run
  • Large-scale residential displays where the layout demands more branch points than a 2-way or 3-way splitter can handle
  • Long-distance feeds where the splitter routes power efficiently from a hidden hub to multiple visible display elements
  • Permanent installs where the sealed coaxial connection is mandatory for multi-season uptime

  The 24" lead is also useful for hiding the splitter itself — route the lead into a hidden spot (behind a column, under an eave, in a planting bed) and the seven outputs fan out to visible install points without showing the hub.

  Trusted in Our Contractor Community

  40,000+ pro Christmas light installers use coaxial mini-light systems on residential and commercial routes every season. The 7-way splitter is the distribution hub that makes complex multi-branch layouts possible without sacrificing the sealed connection that defines the coaxial system.

  Stock for the Season

  Available individually or in case quantities for full-season trailer stocking. Contractor pricing on volume — contact us for a quote.

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  Frequently Asked Questions

  What does the 7-way splitter do?

  It branches a single power input into seven separate water-tight outputs, each of which can feed an independent light run. Use it as the central distribution hub for multi-branch installs where multiple display elements share one power source.

  Is this compatible with non-coaxial mini lights?

  No. The splitter uses the same coaxial locking connection as the rest of the coaxial mini-light system — standard plug-and-socket mini lights won't seat into the coaxial outputs. Spec the splitter into a fully coaxial system run.

  Can I use the 24" lead to hide the splitter?

  Yes. The 2-foot lead lets you tuck the splitter into a hidden spot (behind a column, under an eave, in a planting bed) while the outputs fan out to visible install points. Clean layouts without the hub showing on the display.

  Can I daisy-chain multiple splitters together?

  Generally yes, as long as the combined load across all branches stays within the safe wattage limit for the upstream feed and the circuit. For complex multi-splitter layouts, plan the wattage math carefully before install to avoid overloading.

  Can I install the splitter inline on an existing run?

  Yes. Use it as a primary feed splitter at the power source or splice it inline within an existing coaxial run for an additional branch point. One product, two install positions.

  Will the splitter hold its seal outdoors?

  Yes. The coaxial locking connection is the same water-tight seal used across the coaxial system, built for full outdoor exposure across the holiday season.

  Do you offer contractor pricing on case quantities?

  Yes. Contractor pricing applies on qualifying volumes — contact us for a quote.

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