1. Lighting. The name for a cable assembly used for combining multiple lighting instruments into one circuit.
It has two female ends and one male end thus allowing you to get "Two for One." Sometimes also known as a "Y" cable, especially if of the molded type,
http://www.lexproducts.com/cs/Enter...cPdTEDg?market=Entertainment&productLineId=17
although "V" style, where the two female legs both enter the male connector is more common.
http://www.4wall.com/1-cable.php
Sometimes spelled as "tufer" and/or abbreviated "2F".
Any connectors commonly used for lighting power can be used on a twofer: stagepin twofer, Edison twofer, L6-20 twofer, even Socapex twofer:
http://www.rubberbox.co.uk/on-the-shelf/splitters/RUBSOC2.php.
Using different males than females, thus doing double-duty as an adapter as well as splitter, may be expedient but should be discouraged.
From Lex Products website:
2. Box office. Discounted (often via a coupon or student/senior ID) tickets that are two-for-one, or BOGO (Buy One Get One [Free]). Many venues sneakily discount two tickets to half-price, then charge the full handling charge on both tickets.
It has two female ends and one male end thus allowing you to get "Two for One." Sometimes also known as a "Y" cable, especially if of the molded type,
http://www.lexproducts.com/cs/Enter...cPdTEDg?market=Entertainment&productLineId=17
although "V" style, where the two female legs both enter the male connector is more common.
http://www.4wall.com/1-cable.php
Sometimes spelled as "tufer" and/or abbreviated "2F".
Any connectors commonly used for lighting power can be used on a twofer: stagepin twofer, Edison twofer, L6-20 twofer, even Socapex twofer:
http://www.rubberbox.co.uk/on-the-shelf/splitters/RUBSOC2.php.
Using different males than females, thus doing double-duty as an adapter as well as splitter, may be expedient but should be discouraged.
From Lex Products website:
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2. Box office. Discounted (often via a coupon or student/senior ID) tickets that are two-for-one, or BOGO (Buy One Get One [Free]). Many venues sneakily discount two tickets to half-price, then charge the full handling charge on both tickets.