CCTV Connectors UK: Lever, Push-Wire & IDC Blocks
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This range covers connectors for joining and terminating CCTV and low-voltage cable: lever wire connectors, push wire connector blocks, IDC (insulation displacement connector) crimp connectors for telephone and CCTV cable, and passive video balun adapters for BNC/UTP video runs.
Lever wire connectors and push wire blocks join power or signal cores without screws — you open the lever, insert the stripped core, close it. They come in different port counts (2, 3, 4, 5, 8-way, and an 8-port inline block), which sets how many cable runs one connector can join at a single point, useful when splitting power to several cameras from one supply.
IDC crimp connectors (2 Core and 3 Core Jelly Crimp types) are gel-filled units for telephone and low-voltage cable, sealing the joint against moisture in an outdoor or underground run.
Video baluns convert a camera's coaxial video signal for transmission over UTP (unshielded twisted pair) cable via a screw terminal, listed here in 8MP 4K-rated passive versions.
How to choose
- Number of cable runs: match connector port count to how many cores or cables you're joining.
- Application: power splitting (lever/push wire blocks) vs signal joints (IDC crimp) vs video-over-UTP (balun).
- Environment: gel-filled IDC types suit damp or buried locations.
- Wire range: check the connector's stated terminal range, e.g. 0.2–4mm² on the 221-423 lever block, against your cable gauge.
Connectors — frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a lever wire connector and a push wire connector?
Both join cable cores without screws; a lever connector uses a manual lever to clamp the core, while a push wire connector accepts the stripped core directly, as with the 108 Push Wire Connector 8 Port block.