The FOTOCORE 1-2 6PIN Cable is a sync cable that splits a single 6-pin signal from your underwater housing into two outputs, allowing you to connect and fire two strobes simultaneously from one sync port. It’s the essential cable for dual-strobe setups using 6-pin bulkhead connections, providing reliable electrical sync triggering at depth.
- 1-to-2 splitter: one 6-pin input to two 6-pin outputs
- Compatible with: D-PRO, GTX, GTM, Seacam, UWONE
- Optional adapters (sold separately): M16, M14, M18 (via M18-to-M16 bulkhead), M24 (via M24-to-M16 bulkhead)
Compatible with major underwater strobe systems including FOTOCORE D-PRO, GTX, GTM, as well as Seacam and UWONE housings and strobes. The cable supports optional bulkhead adapters (sold separately) in M16, M14, M18, and M24 sizes, making it flexible for different housing brands and configurations.
Built for the demands of underwater use, the 1-2 6PIN Cable delivers clean electrical sync signals without the reliability concerns of optical triggering in bright water conditions. If you’re running a dual-strobe electrical sync setup, this is the backbone cable your rig needs.
FOTOCORE 1-2 6PIN Cable
S$245.00
Specifications
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