Product Description
What it's for
The SPL-2-4-CL is a lever-operated splicing terminal that takes 2 inputs and distributes to 4 outputs — a quick way to branch power or signal cable at a single junction point.
On a CCTV or electrical install, that means one supply feed run into a camera enclosure, distribution board or lighting junction box can be split to several conductors without a separate crimp connector for each joint.
Why installers spec it
- Tool-free lever locking — lift, insert the stripped conductor, press down. No screwdriver, crimp tool or solder needed, which speeds up first-fix and second-fix wiring alike.
- Reusable — connections can be released and remade, useful when a circuit gets re-routed or a fault needs isolating during commissioning.
- Transparent housing lets you see the stripped conductor is fully seated before you close up the box — a quick visual check during snagging or fault-finding.
- Takes solid, stranded and flexible conductors, so the same connector covers mixed cable types on one job rather than stocking separate parts.
- Compact footprint for fitting inside junction boxes, light fittings, cabinets and control panels where space is tight.
Typical use
Expect to see this connector in lighting circuits, low-voltage distribution runs and general building wiring wherever one feed needs splitting to multiple runs — pair it with standard junction boxes or camera back-boxes on CCTV containment work.
Specifications
- Model
- SPL-2-4-2
- Product Type
- Lever wire connector / splicing terminal
- Input Terminals
- 2
- Output Terminals
- 4
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
How many wires can the SPL-2-4-CL connect?
It has 2 input terminals and 4 output terminals, letting one feed be split to four conductors from a single connector.
Are any tools required for the wiring?
No — it uses a tool-free lever locking mechanism: lift the lever, insert the stripped conductor, then press the lever down to secure it.
Can it be reused if I need to change the wiring later?
Yes, the connector is reusable, so connections can be released and remade when circuits are altered.
Which cable conductor types can it take?
It works with solid, stranded and flexible conductors alike.











