Product Description
The 4 Way Lever Wire Connector Terminal Block for CCTV Power Distribution (SKU 4-WAY-TERMINAL-BLOCK-GREY) joins up to four wires in one insulated housing. Use it to split a 12V DC or 24V DC feed between cameras and other low-voltage equipment.
What each spec means in practice
- 4 ports: four conductors meet at one point. That could be one supply wire and three onward runs to cameras.
- Lever clamp: lift the lever, insert the wire, close the lever. No screwdriver or crimping tool is needed.
- Solid and stranded copper: it takes the copper conductors found in CCTV power cable, alarm wiring and low-voltage control circuits.
- 12V DC and 24V DC: it suits low-voltage power distribution from a central power supply unit to cameras and auxiliary equipment.
- Reusable: open the lever to release a wire, then re-terminate it during installation or maintenance.
- Compact housing: it is sized for CCTV junction boxes, enclosures and network cabinets.
What else you need
The block only joins conductors. You still need a power supply that matches your cameras' voltage, plus copper cable for each run. On long runs, cable length and quality affect voltage drop. On infrared (IR) cameras, that can show up as flickering or a black image at night.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many wires can this terminal block join?
It has four ports, so it joins up to four conductors at one point.
Do I need tools to connect the wires?
No. The lever clamp is tool-free, so you insert each wire and close the lever without a screwdriver or crimping tool.
Can I use it with both solid and stranded cable?
Yes. It is compatible with solid and stranded copper conductors.
Can I reuse the connector after releasing a wire?
Yes. The connector is reusable, so you can open the lever and re-terminate a wire when needed.
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