Product Description
Need a single supply feeding several conductors from one point? The SPL-2-8 is a 2-in/8-out lever wire connector built for exactly that: one entry, eight exits, no tools.
Why installers reach for it
Termination uses a lever-lock clamp — lift, insert the stripped conductor, press down. No screwdriver, no crimp tool, no solder. Because the levers release cleanly, a run can be added, removed or re-terminated without cutting the cable back, which matters when a job spec changes mid-install.
Where it proves its worth during a job
- Junction boxes and lighting circuits — one feed distributed to multiple fittings or downstream cables from a single box.
- Electrical enclosures and control panels — compact enough to sit inside restricted panel space.
- General wiring distribution — anywhere a single wiring point needs to branch to several conductors at once.
Build
The housing is a flame-retardant insulated plastic shell around internal metal contacts, keeping the connection point insulated while maintaining stable conductivity between the two inputs and eight outputs. It accepts solid, stranded and flexible conductors, so it isn't tied to one cable type on site.
Spec at a glance
- 2 input terminals, 8 output terminals
- Tool-free lever-lock connection
- Reusable — no cutting back to change a run
- Flame-retardant insulated housing, metal contacts
- Works with solid, stranded and flexible conductors
Stocked in grey, SKU SPL-2-8-2-GREY.
Specifications
- Model
- SPL-2-8-2
- Product Type
- Lever wire connector / splicing terminal
- Input Terminals
- 2
- Output Terminals
- 8
Frequently Asked Questions
How many conductors can the SPL-2-8 handle at once?
It has 2 input terminals and 8 output terminals, so a single feed can be distributed to up to eight outgoing conductors.
Is any tool needed to connect the wires?
No — it uses a tool-free lever-lock mechanism: lift the lever, insert the stripped conductor, and press down to lock it in place.
If the wiring needs changing later, can the connector be used again?
Yes, it's designed to be reusable, so runs can be re-terminated without cutting the cable back.
What types of conductor does it accept?
It works with solid, stranded and flexible conductors alike.
