Quick Lever Cable Connector with 2 Inputs and Multiple Outputs
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Two circuits in one connector: the first input (orange levers) supplies half the outputs, while the second (blue levers) supplies the other half: two separate lines, such as live and neutral.
4, 6, 8 or 10 outputs: choose your version, from 2 inputs and 4 outputs (2 + 2) to 2 inputs and 10 outputs (5 + 5), to distribute one line to multiple loads.
Tool-free lever connection: strip the wire, lift the lever, insert the wire and close the lever: no screws, tape or soldering. The lever can be reopened to disconnect and reuse the connector.
32 A and 250 V: rated current of 32 A and rated voltage of 250 V: suitable for 230 V household circuits, in junction boxes and electrical panels.
Solid, stranded and flexible wires: accepts solid and stranded wires from 0.2 to 4 mm² and flexible wires from 0.5 to 2.5 mm². Stripping length: 10-12 mm.
For LED strips and power supplies: connect the + and − of a power supply to multiple LED strips: positive on the orange levers, negative on the blue levers, with one strip per pair of outputs.
For junction boxes: splits one line into multiple connection points in household wiring and electrical panels, without screw terminal blocks. The colour-coded levers help prevent confusion between the two lines.
Flame-retardant PC, -40 to +105 °C:flame-retardant polycarbonate housing, with an operating temperature range of -40 to +105 °C. Side holes for screw mounting.
Compact size: the 8-output version measures 43.5 × 38.5 mm, while the 10-output version measures 49.5 × 38 × 14.5 mm and weighs 18 g: takes up little space in junction boxes.
Installation: must be connected with the power switched off. On 230 V circuits, installation must be carried out by an electrician in accordance with electrical installation regulations.
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Quick lever connector with 2 inputs and multiple outputs: two separate lines without screws
The quick lever connector with 2 inputs and multiple outputs splits two electrical lines into multiple cables without screws or tools. It has two separate circuits: the first input, with orange levers, powers half of the outputs; the second, with blue levers, powers the other half. So with a single connector you can carry phase and neutral, or the positive and negative of a power supply, to multiple users. Choose from 4, 6, 8, or 10 outputs . It can withstand a nominal current of 32 A , with a nominal voltage of 250 V, and accepts solid and stranded cables up to 4 mm² and flexible cables up to 2.5 mm². The body is made of flame-retardant polycarbonate, from -40 to +105 °C.
Lever connection without screws, insulating tape or welding
The lever connection replaces screw terminal blocks and hand-made joints. There's no need to twist wires, wrap them in electrical tape , or solder them: the stripped wire enters the hole, the lever closes, and locks it in place. To disconnect it, simply open the lever and pull it out, without damaging the conductor, so the connector can be reused when you modify the system or move a light. The colored levers remain visible even after the job is finished, so you can quickly distinguish the two lines and see which cable goes where in seconds, even in a box full of wires.
For electrical boxes, LED strips, appliances and wiring
The connector is used wherever a line needs to reach multiple points: in household junction boxes , electrical panels, appliances, and DIY wiring. With LED strips, it's convenient for connecting the positive and negative poles of a single power supply to multiple strips, one for each pair of outputs. It's also used in wiring vehicles and electrical equipment. The 8- and 10-output versions are useful when there are many devices, while the 4- and 6-output versions are used when space in the box is limited. The total current on each circuit must not exceed 32 A.
How to connect: 10mm stripping, 90° lever and closing
The connection is made in three steps, with the system turned off. First, strip the insulation from the cable by about 10 mm , keeping the conductor straight: if the strands are open or bent, straighten them before inserting them. Then, raise the lever to 90° and insert the wire all the way into its hole. Finally, lower the lever to close the terminal: the cable is locked and the connection is complete. Repeat for each wire, including the inputs. To remove a cable, raise the lever again and pull it out. On 230V lines, installation must be performed by an electrician, in compliance with regulations.
Two separate circuits: orange levers on one side, blue levers on the other
Inside, the contact bar is divided into two parts : the outputs with the same-colored levers are connected to each other and to their own input, while the two parts remain isolated from each other. Therefore, each color must be used for cables of the same line: for example, all the phase cables on the orange side and all the neutral cables on the blue side. The same applies to an LED strip power supply : the positive on one color, the negative on the other. The 4-output version has two outputs per side, the 10-output version has five. Never connect two different lines to the same color.
Rigid, stranded and flexible cables up to 4 mm² cross-section
The connector accepts the three most commonly used cable types in systems. Single-wire rigid cables and stranded cables can fit up to 4 mm² in cross-section, covering the most common cross-sections in home systems. Flexible cables , with many thin wires, can fit up to 2.5 mm² , such as those found in lamps, appliances, and LED strips. With flexible cables, keep the thin wires straight and insert them all the way into the hole before closing the lever. This ensures that no strand is left outside the terminal and the contact is complete.
Fireproof polycarbonate for working from -40 to +105 °C
The connector body is made of flame-retardant polycarbonate , a material with good insulating properties that slows the spread of flame and resists aging and corrosion. It operates between -40 and +105°C , thus withstanding the heat that builds up in closed junction boxes and panels. The levers open and close by hand, without a screwdriver. On the sides, there are two holes for fastening it with a screw inside the box or panel, so the connector stays in place and the cables do not pull on the terminals. The connector is CE and RoHS marked.
Technical data: 32 A, cable cross-sections and versions from 4 to 10 outputs
All versions have a nominal current of 32 A. Solid and stranded cables can fit up to 4 mm², flexible ones up to 2.5 mm². The 8-outlet version measures approximately 43.5 × 38.5 mm, the 10-outlet version 49.5 × 38 × 14.5 mm and weighs 18 g. Choose the number of outlets based on the users to be connected on each line: 2 per side with the 4-outlet, 3 with the 6th, 4 with the 8th and 5 with the 10th. Among the lighting accessories and connectors you will also find connectors dedicated to LED strips, to connect them to each other and to the power supply.
Four steps for connection and use in electrical panels
No. The connector has two separate circuits: the input with the orange lever powers the orange outputs, the one with the blue lever powers the blue outputs.
Yes: live on one wire and neutral on the other. The nominal voltage is 250 V and the nominal current is 32 A. On 230 V lines, installation must be performed by an electrician.
Yes: positive power supply on one color, negative on the other, and one strip for each pair of outputs. The total current on each circuit must not exceed 32 A.
Two circuits in one connector: the first input (orange levers) supplies half the outputs, while the second (blue levers) supplies the other half: two separate lines, such as live and neutral.
4, 6, 8 or 10 outputs: choose your version, from 2 inputs and 4 outputs (2 + 2) to 2 inputs and 10 outputs (5 + 5), to distribute one line to multiple loads.
Tool-free lever connection: strip the wire, lift the lever, insert the wire and close the lever: no screws, tape or soldering. The lever can be reopened to disconnect and reuse the connector.
32 A and 250 V: rated current of 32 A and rated voltage of 250 V: suitable for 230 V household circuits, in junction boxes and electrical panels.
Solid, stranded and flexible wires: accepts solid and stranded wires from 0.2 to 4 mm² and flexible wires from 0.5 to 2.5 mm². Stripping length: 10-12 mm.
For LED strips and power supplies: connect the + and − of a power supply to multiple LED strips: positive on the orange levers, negative on the blue levers, with one strip per pair of outputs.
For junction boxes: splits one line into multiple connection points in household wiring and electrical panels, without screw terminal blocks. The colour-coded levers help prevent confusion between the two lines.
Flame-retardant PC, -40 to +105 °C:flame-retardant polycarbonate housing, with an operating temperature range of -40 to +105 °C. Side holes for screw mounting.
Compact size: the 8-output version measures 43.5 × 38.5 mm, while the 10-output version measures 49.5 × 38 × 14.5 mm and weighs 18 g: takes up little space in junction boxes.
Installation: must be connected with the power switched off. On 230 V circuits, installation must be carried out by an electrician in accordance with electrical installation regulations.