Product Description
What it does: the SPL-2-6-CL splits one 12V DC or 24V DC power feed into six separate connection points, using two input ports and six output ports across separate positive and negative channels. In practice, that means one power supply run can branch out to feed several cameras from a single junction box, without solder, crimping or screw terminals.
Why it's organised this way
Positive and negative conductors run through separate channels, so you're not guessing which lever is which — the colour-coded lever system keeps polarity clear across all six ports, cutting down wiring mistakes on a busy install.
Fitting it
- Termination: tool-free lever clamps — push the conductor in and clamp it by hand, no crimping tool or screwdriver needed
- Conductors: works with solid and stranded copper, the type used in CCTV power cable, alarm wiring and control circuits
- Housing: transparent, so you can see the conductor is fully inserted before you close the box up
Where it fits
Suited to CCTV and low-voltage security installations — junction boxes, rack cabinets or inside camera enclosures — anywhere you need to distribute 12V or 24V DC from a central power supply to multiple cameras.
Before you buy
Check your system runs 12V DC or 24V DC — this connector isn't rated for mains voltage — and confirm your cable is solid or stranded copper, since that's what the lever clamps are designed to grip.
Specifications
- Voltage
- 12V
- Colour
- Clear
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What voltages does the SPL-2-6-CL support?
It's designed for 12V DC and 24V DC CCTV power systems, not mains voltage.
Do I need any tools to wire it up?
No — it uses tool-free lever clamp termination, so conductors are secured by hand without screw terminals or crimping.
What type of cable can I use with it?
It's compatible with both solid and stranded copper conductors, the types typically used in CCTV power and alarm wiring.
Why is the housing transparent?
So you can visually check that each conductor is fully and correctly inserted before closing up the junction box or enclosure.
