Splitter Cable for 300–1200 Series Chargers: What It Does

By E-Collar Technologies | Published: 2026-11-03

Category: أدلة إرشادية

Learn how the splitter cable lets you charge two e-collar receivers from one charger for 300, 400, 800, 900, and 1200 series. Step-by-step setup and safety tips.

Quick answer

The splitter cable lets you charge two e-collar receivers simultaneously from a single charger designed for 300, 400, 800, 900, or 1200 series systems. Connect the splitter to your existing charger, attach both receivers, and follow the steps below to avoid common charging mistakes.

Why use a splitter instead of two chargers?

A splitter cable is a simple Y-adapter that splits the charging output from one charger into two receiver connections. It saves outlet space and reduces the number of power adapters you need to carry, especially when traveling or managing multiple collars. However, it does not increase the total charging current—each receiver receives a share of the charger's output, so charging two at once may take longer than charging one alone. Always use the splitter with the correct charger for your series to avoid damage.

When not to use a splitter

Avoid using a splitter if your charger is not explicitly compatible with the 300, 400, 800, 900, or 1200 series, or if the charger is damaged. Also, do not attempt to charge more than two receivers with a single splitter unless the manufacturer provides a multi-port solution. If you need to charge transmitters as well, use separate chargers or a dedicated multi-charger station, as the splitter is intended for receivers only.

Step-by-step: charging two receivers with a splitter cable

Confirm compatibility: Check that your charger is designed for the 300, 400, 800, 900, or 1200 series and that the splitter cable is the correct model for your system. Common mistake: using a splitter with a charger from a different series, which may not fit or deliver the correct voltage. Match the splitter and charger to your e-collar series before connecting anything.
Connect the splitter to the charger: Plug the splitter cable into the charger's output port, ensuring it clicks or screws in securely if applicable. Common mistake: forcing a connector that doesn't fit—check orientation and avoid bending pins. A loose connection can prevent charging or cause intermittent contact.
Attach both receivers: Connect each receiver to one of the splitter's two ends, making sure the contacts are clean and dry. Common mistake: charging with dirty or wet contacts, which can lead to poor charging or corrosion. Wipe receivers dry and check for debris before connecting.
Plug in and monitor the charge: Plug the charger into a wall outlet and observe the charging indicators on each receiver. Because the current is shared, expect a longer charge time than charging one receiver alone. Common mistake: assuming both will charge as quickly as a single receiver—allow extra time. If one receiver shows no charging indicator, reseat its connection and check the splitter.
Disconnect and store properly: Once both receivers are fully charged, unplug the charger and disconnect the splitter and receivers. Store the splitter cable loosely coiled to avoid kinks. Common mistake: leaving the splitter connected while not in use, which can wear out connectors over time. Store the splitter in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Product facts

Splitter Cable for for 300/400/800/900/1200 Series: Splitter Cable for 300/400/800/900/1200 Series (catalog price USD 4.25, compared at USD 8.50). An affordable accessory that lets you charge two receivers from one compatible charger, reducing clutter and travel gear.
Splitter Cable for for 300/400/800/900/1200 Series