Wire splicing connector Sonoff D1_2 – pack of 54 pieces, insulated electrical connector for cable joins

Sonoff Quick Connector Kit (54 pieces) — a complete assortment of quick connectors for electrical installations. The Sonoff D1-2 kit includes 54 connectors in multiple configurations, made with red copper contacts and PC insulation for reliable conductivity and mechanical protection. The set is suitable for a wide range of wiring tasks in residential and light commercial projects, supporting voltages up to 250 V and currents up to 32 A.

Advantages

The kit offers diverse connector types that cover common connection scenarios, enabling quick adaptation to different wiring needs without additional tools. Lever-style quick connectors simplify cable insertion and reduce installation time. Using red copper contacts and PC insulation provides stable electrical performance and durable mechanical protection. The product is CE certified, meeting applicable European safety standards.

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: Sonoff
• Model: D1_2
• Rated voltage: 250 V
• Rated current: 32 A
• Contact material: Red copper
• Insulation material: PC
• Solid conductor range: 0.2–4 mm² (24–12 AWG)
• Flexible conductor range: 0.2–2.5 mm² (24–14 AWG)
• Number of pieces in set: 54

How to use

Select the appropriate quick connector type from the kit based on the number and type of conductors to join. Open the lever, insert the stripped conductor to the required depth, then close the lever to secure the connection. Ensure conductors are within the specified cross-section ranges before use. The connectors are suitable for installations in junction boxes, switches, luminaires, fans and similar devices. Follow local electrical regulations and switch off power before making any connections.

Recommendations

Use the Sonoff D1-2 kit with conductors within the specified ranges and verify tight, full insertion of conductors. For permanent or high-load installations, confirm compatibility with the installation environment and applicable standards; consult a qualified electrician if unsure.