Product Description
What it does
An 8-port lever connector for terminating multiple conductors in CCTV power distribution and low-voltage cabling runs — junction boxes, PSU enclosures, camera cabinets.
Termination
Lever clamp mechanism — no crimp tool, no screwdriver. Insert conductor, close lever, done. Terminals accept both solid and stranded copper conductors, so it covers factory-stranded camera pigtails and site-run solid-core alike. Connections are reusable: open the lever to release a conductor for fault-finding, re-routing or cable extension without cutting back or re-terminating the whole run.
Typical application
Common use case is splitting a centralised 12V DC or 24V DC feed out to multiple cameras from one power supply, or joining alarm/low-voltage control wiring at a junction point. Compact insulated housing fits inside standard CCTV junction boxes and network cabinets without crowding the enclosure.
On the van
Worth stocking as a standard consumable for any multi-camera install where a single PSU feeds several drops — keeps power splits tidy and inspectable rather than twisted and taped. Because terminations are tool-free and reusable, it's also useful for temporary test rigs and system upgrades where cameras get added or moved later.
Note: this is a passive wiring accessory — it doesn't regulate, fuse or monitor the circuit, so cable gauge and PSU capacity still need checking against total camera load per the usual rules.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this connector work with both solid and stranded cable?
Yes — it's rated for solid and stranded copper conductors, covering both factory camera leads and site-run cable.
What voltages is it used with in CCTV installs?
It's commonly used to distribute 12V DC or 24V DC power from a centralised supply out to multiple cameras.
Can terminations be undone and reused?
Yes — the lever clamp releases conductors for reuse during maintenance, fault-finding or cable extensions, unlike a crimped joint.
Do I need a crimping tool to use it?
No tools are needed — conductors are inserted and secured by hand using the lever clamp mechanism.
