Product Description
A SPL-3-9 lever nut connector lets you split one supply into up to nine separate runs from a single compact block — no screwdriver or crimp tool needed.
What it's for
CCTV installers use these in junction boxes and ceiling voids to branch a single incoming cable (power or control) out to multiple cameras or accessories, rather than fitting several smaller connectors. The 3 input / 9 output layout means you feed in up to three conductors and distribute across nine outputs from one point.
How the lever works
Lift the lever, push in the stripped wire, press the lever back down — the connection is made and held mechanically. There's no stripping tolerance to get wrong twice: because it's reusable, you can release the lever and re-terminate if you've run the wrong cable or need to add a branch later.
What to check before buying
- Rated 250V, up to 32A — fine for typical lighting and low-voltage control wiring, but confirm your circuit load sits within that.
- Takes solid, stranded and flexible conductors, so it suits most cable types found in CCTV and lighting runs.
- Flame-retardant nylon housing with tinned copper conductors inside, for a durable, insulated connection point.
Good for lighting circuits, control panels and any junction box where several cable runs need to meet at one tidy connection.
Specifications
- Brand
- Unbranded
- SKU
- SPL39/3-9
Frequently Asked Questions
How many wires can I connect with the SPL-3-9?
It has 3 input terminals and 9 output terminals, so you can feed in up to three conductors and distribute them across nine separate connections from one block.
Do I need any tools to use it?
No — it uses a tool-free lever design: lift the lever, insert the stripped conductor, then press the lever down to secure it.
Can I reuse the connector if I wire something wrong?
Yes, it's a reusable terminal block, so you can release the lever and re-terminate the conductor without cutting or re-stripping it.
What size electrical load is it rated for?
The SPL-3-9 is rated up to 250V and 32A, which covers a wide range of low-voltage lighting and control circuits.










