Product Description
The SPL-3-6 is a lever-lock splicing connector with 3 input ports and 6 output ports, built for splitting one supply line to multiple conductors at a single wiring point.
How it works
No screws, crimping or soldering. Lift the lever, insert the stripped wire, press the lever down — the spring-loaded clamp holds the connection. This makes it quick to install and quick to undo again if a run needs changing, since the connector is reusable.
Key specs
- Ports: 3 in, 6 out
- Rating: approximately 250-450V, up to 32A
- Wire types: solid, stranded and flexible conductors
- Accepts wires from roughly 0.08mm² up to 4mm² (28-12 AWG).
- Body: flame-retardant plastic housing with tinned copper internal contacts
Where it's used
For CCTV installers, this connector suits branching a power or signal feed to several runs inside a junction box — useful anywhere one supply needs to split to multiple devices, such as lighting circuits, control panels or general building wiring. Check the combined current draw of everything connected against the 32A rating before wiring in, and confirm each conductor falls within the stated wire range before stripping and inserting it into the lever.
Specifications
- Brand
- Unbranded
- SKU
- SPL36/3-6
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
How many wires can this connector handle at once?
It has 3 input ports and 6 output ports, so one supply feed can be split to six conductors from a single point.
Do I need tools to fit it?
No. It uses a tool-free lever: lift, insert the stripped wire, then press the lever down to lock it in place.
What wire sizes does it accept?
Solid, stranded or flexible conductors from roughly 0.08mm² to 4mm² (28-12 AWG).
What's the maximum current rating?
Approximately 32A, at a rated voltage of around 250-450V.
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