Product Description
SPL-3-6 is a 3-in/6-out lever-nut splicing terminal for tool-free branch connections in junction boxes, lighting circuits and control panels.
Why it earns a place in the wiring bag
On a install where you're running a supply into multiple downstream loops — lighting, PIRs, junction boxes on a CCTV power run — the SPL-3-6 lets you land one incoming set of conductors and split out to six terminations without screws, crimps or solder. Lift the lever, insert the stripped conductor, press down: spring-loaded clamp, done. Reusable if you need to re-terminate on site.
Key specs
- Ports: 3 input, 6 output
- Rated voltage: approximately 250–450V
- Rated current: up to approximately 32A
- Wire compatibility: solid, stranded and flexible conductors
- Conductor range: roughly 0.08mm²–4mm² (28–12 AWG)
- Housing: flame-retardant plastic with tinned copper internal contacts
Where it fits on a job
Because it spans such a wide conductor range on both input and output sides, one SPL-3-6 can often replace several smaller junction connections — useful where you're feeding multiple camera PSUs, lighting loops or panel drops from a single supply point. Confirm the circuit's actual load against the connector's voltage and current rating before use, particularly on runs sharing power with IR-illuminated cameras, where load can rise at night.
Also listed under part reference SPL36/3-6.
Specifications
- Brand
- Unbranded
- SKU
- SPL36/3-6
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
How many wires can the SPL-3-6 connect at once?
It has 3 input terminals and 6 output terminals, so a single supply can be split to six separate conductors from one connector.
What wire sizes does the SPL-3-6 accept?
It supports solid, stranded and flexible conductors from roughly 0.08mm² to 4mm² (28-12 AWG).
Do I need tools to use the SPL-3-6?
No — it uses a tool-free lever-lock mechanism: lift the lever, insert the stripped wire, then press the lever down to clamp it.
What voltage and current is the SPL-3-6 rated for?
It's rated at approximately 250-450V and up to approximately 32A, which covers standard electrical and lighting circuit loads; always check against your specific circuit before installing.
