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Heise HE-DTSPLIT

The HEISE HE-DTSPLIT is a Deutsch DT Y-splitter adapter cable designed to split a single DT connector into two outputs for compatible HEISE LED lighting systems. It provides a simple and reliable solution for connecting multiple LED light bars, cube lights, work lights, or auxiliary lights to a single wiring harness without cutting or modifying factory wiring. Built with weather-resistant DT connectors, the HE-DTSPLIT is ideal for automotive, off-road, Jeep, truck, UTV, ATV, marine, and powersports applications.


Specification

  • Connects two lights into one connector to make wiring easier and neater.
  • Use two lights or light bars with 150 watts total or less and add our Heise wiring harness (HE-SLWH1 – sold separately) for a plug-n-play solution.
  • Length (end to end): 22″

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Questions and Answers

Q1: What is the HEISE HE-DTSPLIT used for?
A: The HE-DTSPLIT is a Deutsch DT Y-splitter adapter that allows two compatible HEISE LED lights to be connected to a single DT wiring harness.
Q2: Which lights is the HE-DTSPLIT compatible with?
A: It is compatible with HEISE LED light bars, cube lights, work lights, and other accessories that use standard Deutsch DT connectors.
Q3: Does the HE-DTSPLIT require cutting or splicing wires?
A: No. The adapter features plug-and-play Deutsch DT connectors, allowing quick installation without cutting or modifying the existing wiring harness.
Q4: Is the HE-DTSPLIT weather resistant?
A: Yes. It uses sealed Deutsch DT connectors that provide reliable performance in harsh outdoor, off-road, and marine environments.
Q5: Is the HE-DTSPLIT suitable for automotive and off-road applications?

A: Yes. The HE-DTSPLIT is designed for use in automotive, truck, Jeep, UTV, ATV, marine, and off-road applications requiring dependable dual-light connections.


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