The name for a device used in circuiting multiple lighting instruments into one circuit.
It has three female ends and one male end thus allowing you to get "Three for One." Also known as a "three-way" or "multiple branch off."
Comes in either molded "W-style":
http://www.norcostco.com/wsplicebluntend.aspx
OR
(becoming rarer each day) as an approx. 3"x4"x1" block:
These are still manufactured by Union Connector in both cable-mounted and male-pinned versions.
This device is sometimes called a Best Little
'______' in Texas "Block."
If three fixture s are to be ganged onto one circuit and no Three-Fers are available, two Two-Fer s, one plugged into one of the females of the other, can achieve the same goal.
It has three female ends and one male end thus allowing you to get "Three for One." Also known as a "three-way" or "multiple branch off."
Comes in either molded "W-style":
http://www.norcostco.com/wsplicebluntend.aspx
OR
(becoming rarer each day) as an approx. 3"x4"x1" block:
These are still manufactured by Union Connector in both cable-mounted and male-pinned versions.
This device is sometimes called a Best Little
If three fixture s are to be ganged onto one circuit and no Three-Fers are available, two Two-Fer s, one plugged into one of the females of the other, can achieve the same goal.
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