Product Description
A 2-in, 4-out lever wire connector for splitting a single incoming supply into four separate conductor connections at one point. It suits panel builds, junction box work and lighting circuits where one feed needs to be distributed to several outgoing cables without a separate terminal block.
How it works
The lever-lock clamp is tool-free: lift the lever, insert the stripped conductor, press the lever down to secure it. No screwdriver, crimper or solder is needed, which speeds up first-fix and rewire jobs on site. Because the lever releases the same way it locks, the connector can be opened and reused if a circuit needs altering later — useful where snagging or client changes are likely.
Conductor compatibility
It accepts solid, stranded and flexible conductors, so one connector body covers mixed cable types on the same job rather than swapping parts per conductor type.
Build
The housing is insulated, flame-retardant plastic with metal internal contacts — the live connection is enclosed while the housing resists ignition from a fault.
Where it fits
Best specified for lighting circuits, junction boxes, electrical cabinets and control panels where space is tight and multiple outgoing conductors are needed from one incoming line — common on lighting distribution runs in offices, retail units and residential blocks.
Specifications
- Product Type
- Lever wire connector / splicing terminal
- Input Terminals
- 2
- Output Terminals
- 4
Frequently Asked Questions
How many inputs and outputs does the SPL-2-4 have?
It has 2 input ports and 4 output ports, letting one incoming supply be split to four outgoing conductors.
Can it be reused if wiring needs to change?
Yes — the lever releases the clamp the same way it locks, so the connector can be opened and reused for rewiring.
What cable types does it accept?
This connector accepts solid, stranded and flexible conductors alike.
Are tools needed to install it?
No — it uses a tool-free lever locking system, so no screwdriver, crimping tool or solder is required.











