I found this JB in the loft, the mice have eaten the JB cover as well as some of the wiring, but aside all that in your opinion do you think the JB is overloaded?
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My question was in using them without an enclosure at all.I don't see what the difference is, if using another make of box. I use Wiska boxes with them and can't see a problem.
Damn sight worse than an Ashley 301 or 401.Seen plnety Wagos just thrown under floors and in voids without a box of any kind
Damn sight worse than an Ashley 301 or 401.
Things never change.......but more people may be qualified to do it, these days.It's to be expected. The same people who routinely left loose connector blocks in their wake, now have a faster and easier way of leaving a mess.
I would rather be experienced than qualified.Things never change.......but more people may be qualified to do it, these days.
I would rather be experienced than qualified.
....and that's my point, too......why keep reiterating?Nothing wrong with them if they are correctly fitted, but a lot aren't.
....and that's my point, too......why keep reiterating?
You replied, "Damn sight worse than an Ashley 301 or 401." meaning that the wago's that are being used without enclosures are worse than a 301 or 401.Seen plnety Wagos just thrown under floors and in voids without a box of any kind
Agreed, but I think that's a bit obvious, don't you.You replied, "Damn sight worse than an Ashley 301 or 401." meaning that the wago's that are being used without enclosures are worse than a 301 or 401.
My reply to that was Only if the 301 etc is fitted properly.
Obviously not to some, as there are still probably 100s fitted incorrectly.Agreed, but I think that's a bit obvious, don't you.
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