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SPL-2-6-CL Clear Lever Wire Connector 2 In 6 Out Splicing Terminal
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- SPL-2-6-CL
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Connectors
Price
£0.56| UK delivery | £5.99 per order |
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| Free delivery | Orders from £100 |
| Dispatch | Same day, orders by 4pm Mon–Fri |
| Voltage | 12V |
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| Voltage | 12V |
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| Colour | Clear |
Features
The SPL-6 dual channel lever wire connector is designed for structured power distribution in CCTV and low-voltage security installations. It provides six independent connection ports arranged in separate positive and negative channels, allowing installers to organise power distribution cleanly and safely.
This connector is commonly used in CCTV systems to distribute 12V DC or 24V DC power from centralised power supplies to multiple cameras. The colour-coded lever system helps distinguish between positive and negative conductors, reducing wiring errors and improving installation efficiency. The lever clamp mechanism enables tool-free installation, allowing conductors to be securely connected without screw terminals or crimping tools.
The connector supports solid and stranded copper conductors typically used in CCTV power cables, alarm wiring, and control circuits. Its transparent insulated housing allows visual inspection of conductor insertion and ensures safe operation within junction boxes, rack cabinets, and camera enclosures.
This connector is ideal for professional CCTV installers, security integrators, and structured cabling technicians requiring reliable and organised low-voltage power connections.
| UK delivery | £5.99 per order |
|---|---|
| Free delivery | Orders from £100 |
| Dispatch | Same day, orders by 4pm Mon–Fri |
| Change of mind | 14 days |
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