Product Description
The SPL-2-6-CL is a 6-port dual-channel lever connector for splicing one 12V/24V DC power feed to up to three CCTV cameras per connector. Two inputs feed six outputs, split across separate positive and negative channels, so a single power supply run can be branched cleanly at a junction box or rack without solder or crimp tools.
Key specs
- Ports: 6-port dual channel (2 in / 6 out configuration)
- Voltage: 12V DC and 24V DC CCTV power systems
- Termination: tool-free lever clamp — no screw terminals, no crimping
- Conductors: solid and stranded copper, as used in CCTV power cable, alarm wiring and control circuits
- Housing: transparent, for visual verification of conductor insertion
- Channel identification: separate positive/negative terminals with colour-coded levers
On the job
Lever clamp termination cuts down bench time when splitting a PSU output to multiple camera runs — no ferrules, no torque check, just insert and lever shut. The clear body lets you confirm full conductor insertion before closing up a cabinet or enclosure, which matters when the connector ends up buried in a loom.
Use it in junction boxes, rack cabinets or camera back-boxes where 12V/24V DC needs to be distributed from a centralised supply to several endpoints, keeping positive and negative runs visibly separated to reduce wiring errors during first-fix or fault-finding.
Also listed under the part number SPL26/2-6.
Specifications
- Voltage
- 12V
- Colour
- Clear
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What voltages does the SPL-2-6-CL support?
It's suitable for 12V DC and 24V DC CCTV power systems.
Does it need crimping or screw terminals?
No — it uses tool-free lever clamp termination, so conductors are secured without screws or crimping tools.
What conductor types can I use with it?
It's compatible with both solid and stranded copper conductors typically used in CCTV power cable and alarm wiring.
How many outputs does one connector give me?
It provides 2 inputs and 6 outputs across separate positive and negative channels, letting one feed branch to multiple cameras.
