LED PUCK LIGHT SPLITTER – 8 PORTS – 3A/PORT

Name: LED PUCK LIGHT SPLITTER – 8 PORTS – 3A/PORT
Brand: LEDCO
SKU: LCPK-SPLITTER8
Price: 16.97 CAD
Availability: InStock

SKU: LCPK-SPLITTER8

Brand: LEDCO

Wiring a row of under-cabinet lights shouldn't turn into a tangle of wire nuts and guesswork. This LED puck light splitter with 8 ports is the tidy little hub that takes one driver output and feeds up to eight LED puck lights from a single point — no splicing, no soldering, no head-scratching. If you've been searching for a puck light distributor, a low-voltage multi-port connector or a clean way to link kitchen puck lights together, this is the piece that makes the whole run come together in seconds. Plug the pucks in, plug the feed in, and you're lit.

Eight ports, each rated for 3A per port, give you plenty of room to build a real lighting run instead of stopping at two or three fixtures. Because everything is plug-and-play, there are no exposed conductors to cap off and nothing to get wrong behind a cabinet door — a genuine time-saver on a Saturday reno and a labour-saver on a job site. The SKU is LCPK-SPLITTER8, and it is built for both residential and commercial projects, so the same part serves a condo kitchen refresh and a retail display wall. Keep one in the van: when a client adds "just two more pucks" at the last minute, you already have the ports.

This splitter shines anywhere puck lights live: under kitchen cabinets, inside glass display cases, over a bar or coffee station, in closets, pantries, laundry rooms, garages and basement workshops, plus store shelving, salon stations and small office millwork. In Canadian homes where cabinet runs are long and outlets are scarce, centralizing eight pucks on one hub keeps the wiring hidden and the switching simple. Need to reach a puck at the far end of the counter or jump from one cabinet bank to the next? Pair it with the 2M extension cable for LED puck lights to stretch the run without stress on the connections. Add this splitter to your cart and finish the job the clean way.

Built to simplify low-voltage puck wiring
The whole point of a puck light system is speed, and a multi-port hub is what protects that speed. Instead of daisy-chaining fixture to fixture and hoping the last one in line behaves, this 8-port LED puck light splitter gives every puck its own dedicated port back to a single distribution point. Troubleshooting becomes obvious: if one puck is dark, you unplug and move it to a free port to isolate the problem in seconds, with no tools and no cutting. For installers, that means a cleaner finish behind the toe-kick or inside the cabinet gable, and far fewer callbacks caused by a loose twist-on connection.

Technical specifications
SKU: LCPK-SPLITTER8
Type: LED puck light splitter / multi-port distribution hub
Number of ports: 8
Rating per port: 3A
Intended use: residential and commercial projects
Category: connectors and wiring accessory

Planning your run and your load
Each of the eight ports carries up to 3A, which is generous headroom for the small loads typical of LED puck lights. The practical planning rule is simple: total the current draw of the pucks you intend to connect, confirm it stays within the capacity of the power supply feeding the splitter, and keep each individual port within its 3A limit. Because the splitter distributes rather than converts, the driver or power supply you choose still sets the system voltage and the overall wattage available — match the pucks, the supply and the splitter to the same low-voltage system and everything simply plugs together. Always follow the puck manufacturer's instructions and the Canadian Electrical Code for the supply side of the installation.

Installation tips that make a difference
Mount the splitter where you can reach it later: the back of a sink cabinet, the inside of a gable, above a bulkhead or beside the transformer. Leave a small service loop at each connection so a future cabinet adjustment doesn't pull a plug out. Drill your wire pass-throughs before the pucks go up, dress the cables along the back edge of the cabinet with clips or staples rated for low-voltage cable, and label the ports if the run is long — your future self will thank you. When a puck sits farther away than the factory lead allows, add the 2M extension cable for LED puck lights rather than splicing; it keeps every connection plug-and-play and keeps the system serviceable.

Where it earns its keep
In a kitchen, one hub can feed an entire counter of under-cabinet puck lights plus a pair inside a glass-door display cabinet. In retail, it lights shelving bays, jewellery cases and back-bar displays from a single tidy point. Contractors use it in closets and pantries, mudroom millwork, basement wet bars, salon and clinic stations, reception desks and small office casework — anywhere a cluster of small fixtures needs one clean feed. And when a project grows, you add pucks to the free ports instead of reopening the wiring. For product details, keep this page handy; any documentation added for this item appears in the Documentation tab of the product page.