Would it be acceptable to use Wago 224 connectors to join a cable that powers an underfloor heating mat that has been damaged?
The mat is powered via a thermostat that is connected to a fused connection unit fitted with a 13 amp fuse.
The wire feeding the mat is 1.0mm2.
I see Wago call the...
I have a single socket sunk into a standard metal box in a plaster wall on a ring main.
I want to put a radiator on that wall and use a blank cover on the front to close off the socket which will be behind the new radiator.
I'll use Wago connectors on the old cable ends to ensure the ring...
Anyone had any issues getting 6mm into the 0.5mm-6mm wago's?
It's a real struggle getting the conductors into the terminals but the biggest problem is, when 2x6mm are in, a 1.5mm goes in and just falls back out again. The levers feel real stiff.
It's not a comfortable fit. This is a 3 way wago
As title. Really annoying that having bought boxes of the things the mounting buttons are sold separately, especially if as part of the design and installation they should be securely fixed.
I was just wondering if anyone new if the wago 221's when used with the correct wago box (221-4 see link WAGOBOX 221-4 Junction Box 108 x 39 x 44mm - https://www.toolstation.com/wagobox-221-4-junction-box/p54159) are maintenance free?
The toolstation site says they are but I can't find it on...
Morning all.
I am replacing a 1g socket, with a 2g socket. Because I cant (cant be bothered :tearsofjoy:) make the hole in the wall bigger, I am going to make it surface mounted.
The cables are too short, and they do no stretch the extra distance to cover the backbox. Ive been told about these...
I am currently using a strip connector to connect my cooker, hob and dishwasher to a radial circuit. This has come loose on a number of occasions and so I am considering replacing this setup with Wago 773-173 connectors. These can only facilitate 3 conductors but I have 4 to deal with . It has...
Hi all - have discovered a damaged cable in the loft - seems to be from the 1st Floor Lights Ring Circuit. Have cut the cable and reconnected it with Wago Connectors - see pics (yes i have switched off electricity and tested the cable was dead before cutting). This particular cable has 4 cables...
I've seen some use Quickwire and others use Wago 221 in a Wago box for lights. A lot of people still use Wago, is it because it's cheaper? what do you use?
Any opinions as to which is best?
I have tried both, and I think the Ideal connector levers are more secure than those on the small Wago 221 version.
On the new small Wago 221 connectors, I have found the levers tend to lift easily.
Greetings
After having made some floorboards in the bedroom secure after the cowboys who did the electrics in this house a long time ago couldn’t be bothered, I have duscovered that the sawn-off end of the floorboard had been hammered back under the wall, and as a result, the outer insulation...
As in the title.
I was about to order 100 of them but thought why not ask the forum and see if I can save a bit! I'm usually pretty good at finding a lower price though, so I don't think anyone can beat £1.34 (inc VAT) :)
Standard wago box
Hi guys,
Currently have some 221 wago connectors and looking at the 222 connectors around the same price. Am I right in saying that the 222 connectors would be classed as maintenance free in a wago box but not the 221's?
Thanks
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