Product Description
A 5-way lever connector block joins up to five conductors without screws or crimp tools — pinch the lever, insert the wire, release. That's the whole termination job in a junction box or camera housing.
Where it fits a job
On multi-camera runs, one 12V DC (or 24V DC) feed from a centralised power supply commonly needs to branch out to several camera drops from a single point. This block does that branching inside the enclosure rather than needing multiple daisy-chained joints or a bank of screw terminals.
It's equally suited to alarm wiring and other low-voltage control circuits sharing the same junction box — anywhere a quick, tool-free splice beats stripping and screwing down five separate connections.
Practical selection notes
- Conductor type: accepts both solid and stranded copper, so it works with typical CCTV power cable and structured cabling alike.
- Reusable: the lever releases cleanly, so re-terminating a wire during fault-finding or a system change doesn't mean cutting back and starting again.
- Footprint: the insulated housing is compact enough for standard CCTV junction boxes, network cabinets, and other tight enclosures.
- Maintenance-friendly: because it's reusable rather than one-shot, it suits installs where cameras get added, moved or swapped later.
Stock a few alongside your PSUs and junction boxes on any job with more than one or two camera drops — it saves carrying screw connectors and a driver for every splice.
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
How many wires can this connector join?
It has 5 ports, so up to five conductors can be terminated in one block.
Does it work with both solid and stranded copper cable?
Yes, the lever clamp is compatible with both solid and stranded copper conductors.
What voltage is it suitable for?
It's suitable for 12V DC CCTV power distribution, with 24V DC also referenced for low-voltage circuits.
Can it be reused if I need to rewire a camera later?
Yes, the lever mechanism releases conductors cleanly so it can be re-terminated during maintenance or changes.
