Through-type quick connector Simet SCS2 for solid/stranded wires 2×0.5–4 mm², 32 A, pack 10, orange

Simet SCS2 through-type quick connector accepts two conductors with cross-sections from 0.5 to 4 mm² and is rated for 32 A. The connector features a reusable orange plastic housing that allows tool-free insertion and reliable contact for both solid and stranded copper wires. Supplied in a pack of 10, the SCS2 is intended for making compact, through-type connections in junctions, lighting circuits and general electrical distribution in residential and commercial installations.

Advantages

The through-type design enables one conductor to pass through while establishing an electrical connection with the other conductor, reducing junction box space and simplifying wiring routes. The transparent orange plastic housing lets installers visually check conductor insertion and contact. Tool-free operation speeds installation and removal, and the connector is reusable for maintenance or reconfiguration. The contact system provides stable pressure for secure connections of both solid and stranded copper conductors within the specified cross-section range.

Suitable for

• Lighting circuits and fixture connections
• Junction box splices in residential electrical installations
• Distribution circuits in small commercial projects
• Temporary or permanent wire joins where space is limited

Key specifications

• Conductor capacity: 2 conductors per connector
• Supported conductor cross-section: 0.5–4 mm²
• Rated current: 32 A
• Suitable conductor type: solid and stranded copper wires
• Housing material: reusable plastic (orange)
• Pack quantity: 10 connectors

How to use

Strip insulation from both conductors to the length recommended by the connector design, typically to expose sufficient conductor for reliable contact. Insert the first conductor into the connector until it seats firmly, then insert the second conductor through the through-type channel so it passes the connector while establishing contact. Verify visually that conductors are fully inserted and that the contact element grips the conductor. For removal, withdraw conductors by pulling them out; the connector can be reused if the contact element and housing are undamaged. Follow applicable electrical codes and switch off power before making or changing connections.

Usage recommendations

Use the connector only with copper conductors within the specified cross-section range. Ensure power is isolated before installation, and inspect each connection visually and, if required, with an appropriate testing device. Replace any connector that shows signs of damage, corrosion, or poor contact.