A low-voltage Y-joint is a type of electrical connection that is used to branch off a low-voltage electrical circuit. It is typically used in low-voltage wiring systems, such as those found in residential or commercial buildings, to allow electrical power to be distributed to multiple outlets or devices from a single source. Low-voltage Y-joints are generally less than 600 volts. Low-voltage Y-joints are designed to provide a secure, reliable connection between wires and cables, and are typically made from durable materials such as plastic or metal. They are commonly used in a variety of applications, including wiring for power sources, lighting, security systems, and telecommunications systems.
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