The D-Max Connector Y-Adapter B9721 is a serial adapter specifically designed for use in RC modeling and related hobby fields. It allows you to connect two accumulators with T-connectors (Deans) in series, effectively doubling the system's total voltage. This enables the operation of components that require a higher voltage without the need to purchase new, higher-voltage individual batteries.

Key Features

• Series Connection: The adapter connects two batteries in series, causing their individual voltages to add up to the total voltage. The capacity in milliampere-hours (mAh) remains unchanged at the level of a single battery.
• Voltage Doubling: The series connection effectively doubles the output voltage. For example, two 2S LiPo batteries (7.4 V) can be combined into a 14.8 V (4S) system.
• T-Connector System: Equipped with the widely used T-connectors (also known as Deans connectors) in model building, the adapter ensures a secure and low-loss connection between batteries and consumers, such as an electronic speed controller (ESC).
• Plug-and-Play Solution: The application requires no soldering. Batteries and the consumer are simply plugged into the corresponding connections of the Y-adapter, allowing for quick and uncomplicated configuration changes.
• Lightweight Design: The design is optimized for minimal weight to avoid negatively impacting the overall mass and balance of the model, be it a vehicle, aircraft, or boat.
• Compact Y-Format: The Y-shaped arrangement of the cables allows for neat and space-saving wiring within the model, preventing tangled cables.

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer: D-MAX
• Part Number: B9721
• Connector System: T-Plug (Deans-compatible)
• Connection Type: Series
• Connectors: 2 x T-Plug Female (Input), 1 x T-Plug Male (Output)

Scope of Delivery

• 1 x D-Max Connector Y-Adapter Serial T-Plug

Application

This adapter is aimed at advanced model builders and RC enthusiasts who wish to specifically increase the performance of their setup by raising the operating voltage. For safe use, basic knowledge of battery technology and electrical circuits is required to avoid overloads or damage to connected components.