Product Description
The SPL-3-9-3 is a 3-in, 9-out lever wire connector for splitting a single feed to multiple runs from one connection point. It suits jobs where several fittings need to share a supply from a common junction — lighting circuits, control wiring and general building distribution.
Where it fits on site
On retail and office fit-outs, this connector is typically used inside junction boxes or light fittings where one incoming cable needs to feed a run of luminaires or a group of control cables. On residential blocks and warehouses it does the same job at panel or enclosure level, cutting down the number of individual splices an installer has to make.
Handling and construction
The lever-lock mechanism means each conductor is secured by lifting and pressing a lever — no screwdriver, no crimping tool. That makes it useful where terminations need to be reworked during first fix or snagging, since the connector is reusable rather than a one-shot splice.
It accepts solid, stranded and flexible conductors, so it can bridge between different cable types on the same run. The housing is flame-retardant with copper internal contacts, and the compact body is sized to sit inside standard junction boxes, light fittings and control panels without crowding the enclosure.
Selection notes
Check terminal count against your circuit — 3 inputs and 9 outputs suits a single feed splitting to multiple branches, not a two-way splice.
Specifications
- Model
- SPL-3-9-3
- Product Type
- Lever wire connector / splicing terminal
- Input Terminals
- 3
- Output Terminals
- 9
Frequently Asked Questions
How many wires can this connector handle?
It has 3 input terminals and 9 output terminals, letting one feed split to multiple branches from a single connection point.
Are any tools required for the wiring?
No — the lever-lock design lets you lift, insert and press the lever to secure each conductor without screws or a crimping tool.
What cable types does it accept?
It works with solid, stranded and flexible conductors alike.
Can connections be changed after installation?
Yes, it's a reusable terminal block, so terminations can be reworked during first fix or later changes.











