UIS Splitter Hub 4-Port by AC Infinity - Adapter Dongle for Shared Programming
UIS Splitter Hub 4-Port by AC Infinity - Adapter Dongle for Shared Programming
UIS Splitter Hub 4-Port by AC Infinity - Adapter Dongle for Shared Programming
UIS Splitter Hub 4-Port by AC Infinity - Adapter Dongle for Shared Programming
UIS Splitter Hub 4-Port by AC Infinity - Adapter Dongle for Shared Programming
UIS Splitter Hub 4-Port by AC Infinity - Adapter Dongle for Shared Programming

UIS Splitter Hub 4-Port by AC Infinity — Run Four Devices From One Controller Port

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The UIS Splitter Hub 4-Port turns one controller port into four. Plug it into a UIS port on your Controller 69, 69 PRO, 69 PRO+ or AI+, and up to four same-type devices run off a single set of programming. Four CLOUDLINE fans ramping together, four LED panels dimming together, one schedule driving the lot. If you have run out of ports before you ran out of gear, this is the fix.

Four Devices, One ProgramOne set of triggers, timers and schedules distributed to every device on the hub. They move as one.
Stacks Three Tiers DeepChain hubs into hubs across up to three tiers, supporting as many as 40 devices in one array.
Built To Stay PutHeavier-gauge cable and tight-tolerance UIS connectors, so a knock to the tent pole does not drop a device.

Specifications

Ports
1x UIS male in, 4x UIS female out
Max devices supported
40 across chained hubs
Tiers
Up to 3
Length
25.4 cm (10 in.)
Width
5.8 cm (2.28 in.)
Controller compatibility
Controller 69, 69 PRO, 69 PRO+, AI+, and future UIS controllers
AI+ limitation
No device-exclusive function control, such as clip fan oscillation or unique device identification
Not compatible with
RJ11/12 Type-A and Type-B adapters
Cords required
UIS male-to-male cords, included with most UIS devices
Before you plug it in
  • Keep one device type per hub. Fans and lights on the same hub will both obey whichever program that port is running, which is rarely what you want.
  • Want independent zones? Use a separate controller port with its own hub for each zone, not one hub split between them.
  • This hub shares programming. It does not add power, so every device still needs its own supply.
  • Label your cords at both ends the day you install it. Four identical black leads behind a tent is a problem for future you.

How To Set It Up

1Pick the controller port you want to drive the group, and decide which devices belong in it. Same type only.
2Plug the hub's male UIS end into that controller port.
3Run a UIS male-to-male cord from each female port on the hub to each device.
4Need more than four? Plug a second hub into one of the female ports. You can go three tiers deep, up to 40 devices.
5Open the controller or app, set your program on that port, and check every device responds before you close the tent up.

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Questions Growers Ask

Can I run different device types on one hub?

No. The hub is designed for same-type devices. Every device on the hub receives the same programming from that one controller port, so mixing a fan with a light means both follow whichever settings that port is running.

Does it work with the Controller AI+?

Yes, with one limitation. On the AI+ you lose device-exclusive function control, which covers things like clip fan oscillation and unique device identification. Standard on/off, speed and scheduling all work normally.

Can I stack hubs to run more than four devices?

Yes. Hubs chain into each other across up to three tiers, supporting up to 40 devices from one array. Every device in that array still follows the one program.

Will it work with my RJ11 or RJ12 lighting adapter?

No. The hub is not compatible with RJ11/12 Type-A or Type-B adapters. If you are running dimming adapters, they need their own controller port.

Are the connecting cords included?

No. You use the UIS male-to-male cords that ship with most UIS devices. If you are short one, they are sold separately.

Does the hub supply power to my devices?

No. It shares control signal and programming only. Every connected device still runs off its own power supply.

One Port. Four Devices. One Program.

Stop juggling controller ports and get your gear moving together.

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