Product Description
SPL-2-8 lever wire connector — what it's for
A 2-in/8-out lever connector for splitting one feed into multiple runs at a junction box, distribution board or control panel — no crimping tools or screwdrivers needed.
On a CCTV or electrical install this is the kind of accessory that ends up in the van stock: branching a single lighting or power feed to several fixtures, tidying multi-way connections inside a panel, or making a quick repair on site without carrying a crimp kit.
Key specs
- Ports: 2 input terminals, 8 output terminals
- Termination: tool-free lever-lock — lift lever, insert stripped conductor, press lever down to secure
- Conductors: accepts solid, stranded and flexible wire
- Housing: transparent, so full insertion can be checked visually rather than guessed at
- Contacts: metal internal contacts for conductivity; outer housing is insulated
- Reusable: levers reset, so a connector can be undone and reused if wiring needs changing
Where it fits on a job
The clear body is useful during first-fix and again at snagging stage — a quick visual check confirms every conductor is fully seated before the panel or box gets closed up. Suits lighting circuits, general electrical distribution, and junction boxes where several cables need to be branched from one source without a permanent, non-reusable joint.
Specifications
- Model
- SPL-2-8-2
- Product Type
- Lever wire connector / splicing terminal
- Input Terminals
- 2
- Output Terminals
- 8
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum number of wires the SPL-2-8 can join?
It has 2 input terminals and 8 output terminals, so a single feed can be distributed to up to eight separate conductors.
Does it work with both solid and stranded wire?
Yes, the SPL-2-8 accepts solid, stranded and flexible conductors.
Do I need tools to fit it?
No, it uses a tool-free lever lock: raise the lever, slide in the stripped wire, then push the lever down to hold it.
Can the connector be reused if I need to change the wiring later?
Yes, the levers release and reset, so the connector can be reused for wiring modifications rather than discarded.
