Electrical Cable Intersection

Electrical Cable Intersection

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A plus-shaped intersection for a power grid, used for splitting one power cable into three.

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Item

Type

Electricity

Weight

3.0

Stack size

100

Found in Supply Crate

Yellow

Spawn Command

cheat giveitemnum 189 1 0 0
or
cheat giveitem "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/CoreBlueprints/Items/Structures/Pipes/PrimalItemStructure_PowerCableIntersection.PrimalItemStructure_PowerCableIntersection'" 1 0 0

Crafting

Required level

Level 49

Engram points

24 EP

Crafting XP

9.6 XP

Crafting time

3s

Prerequisites

• Straight Electrical Cable

Crafted in

• Fabricator
• Tek Replicator

Required stations

Refining Forge

Ingredients

2 × Metal Ingot or Scrap Metal Ingot

Purchase (Mobile)

Purchase yields

5 pieces

Purchased in

  Factory 

Cost

20 ×   Charges 

The Electrical Cable Intersection is used to supply devices with Electricity.

This cable can be used in a power grid to connect a   Generator to an   Electrical Outlet, which can power nearby electrical devices.

The Intersection can connect to up to four other cables or outlets, making it possible to distribute electricity from one generator to multiple devices.

Notes

• The Electrical Cable Intersection is treated as a wooden structure and can not be damaged by hands, stone weapons, or non-explosive ranged attacks.
• The following aggressive creatures can not damage the Electrical Cable Intersection:

• Araneo
• Archaeopteryx
• Basilisk
• Beelzebufo
• Carbonemys
• Cnidaria
• Compy
• Dilophosaur
• Dimorphodon
• Diplodocus
• Direwolf
• Dung Beetle
• Equus
• Eurypterid
• Ferox
• Giant Bee
• Ichthyornis
• Insect Swarm
• Kaprosuchus
• Lamprey
• Leech
• Meganeura
• Microraptor
• Nameless
• Onyc
• Pachy
• Piranha
• Pulmonoscorpius
• Raptor
• Sabertooth
• Sabertooth Salmon
• Terror Bird
• Thylacoleo
• Titanoboa
• Titanomyrma
• Velonasaur
• Vulture

Painting and Color Regions

The Electrical Cable Intersection is not currently paint-able, however this object may be re-mapped to include paint regions in a future update.

For more information on Paint Regions and how to use them, please view the Dye,   Paintbrush, or   Spray Painter pages.