Power splitter Delta LZ-8/E 8x DC outputs — 8-way DC power distribution

Delta LZ-8/E is an 8-output DC power splitter designed to distribute a single DC power source to up to eight devices. The unit provides multiple DC outputs for powering CCTV cameras, network equipment and other low-voltage electronics that require a common supply. Its compact design consolidates wiring and reduces the need for multiple power supplies, making it suitable for installations with several DC-fed devices sharing one source.

Advantages

The Power splitter Delta LZ-8/E offers eight distinct DC outputs with individual protection for each channel, enabling centralized power distribution while maintaining device-level safety. Its installation-friendly layout simplifies cable routing and reduces clutter at the power source. The splitter supports continuous powering of multiple low-voltage devices, minimizing the complexity and cost of separate adapters. Durable construction and straightforward connectors provide reliable electrical contact and stable performance in typical indoor installation environments.

Suitable for

• Small CCTV systems and video surveillance cameras
• Network devices such as switches and access points requiring DC supply
• Access control panels and door entry systems
• Low-voltage electronic modules and sensors in buildings
• Temporary installations or test benches needing multiple DC outputs

Key specifications

• Number of DC outputs: 8
• Function: distribution of a single DC input to multiple outputs
• Intended voltage type: direct current (DC)
• Application environment: indoor electrical installations for low-voltage devices
• Connection format: consolidated output connectors for easy wiring

How to use

Connect a suitable DC power source to the splitter's input following the unit's polarity markings. Route individual output cables from the splitter to each device, ensuring correct polarity and secure connections. Check that the total current draw of connected devices does not exceed the capacity of the input power supply. After connections are made, power up the supply and verify each connected device receives stable DC power. If any device fails to power, disconnect and inspect the connection and load for faults before restoring service.

Usage recommendations

Use a power supply with adequate current margin to accommodate all connected devices and allow for inrush currents. Keep cable runs within recommended lengths and use appropriate wire gauge to reduce voltage drop. For installations exposed to dust, moisture or mechanical stress, select an appropriate enclosure or mount the splitter in a protected location.