Rent 3-Prong Cube Tap (3 Outlet)
The 3-prong cube tap safely splits a single grounded AC outlet into three independent 15A sockets.
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Overview
The 3-prong cube tap converts one grounded receptacle into three outlets for modest production accessories. It is a passive splitter: it does not add circuit capacity, surge protection, or overload management. The combined draw of every connected device must remain within the marked ratings of the tap, receptacle, extension cable, and branch circuit, and cube taps should never be daisy-chained.
Three grounded outlets
Expands one receptacle for low-draw accessories
Compact cube format
Useful where a full power bar is unnecessary
Ground continuity
Maintains the equipment-ground path
Passive AC splitter
No surge protection or load management
- Accessory type
- Grounded AC cube tap
- Input
- 1 x grounded 3-prong plug
- Outputs
- 3 x grounded receptacles
- Circuit capacity
- Does not increase available amperage
- Protection
- No surge protection or load management
- Use environment
- Dry, protected locations
- Primary use
- Splitting modest accessory loads
- Prohibited use
- No daisy-chaining or multiple high-draw fixtures
- Add the amperage of every connected device and stay within the cube tap, receptacle, branch-circuit, and extension ratings.
- Do not daisy-chain cube taps, power bars, or splitters, and do not use this adapter for multiple high-draw tungsten fixtures.
- Keep all three plugs fully seated and avoid layouts where heavy power supplies can pull the cube out of the wall.
- Use only in dry, protected locations and remove the tap immediately if contacts feel loose, warm, cracked, or discoloured.
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