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Dave-Titan

Morning chaps.
Been a while since I was here but am I right in thinking an old sponsor of the forum sold wago style connectors?
I did do a search but not much luck. Cheers guys
 
Line products used to sell wago and ideal connectors. I use the ideal ones a lot now as they do a 32A version that is no bigger than the 24A wago. However, stay away from the ideal multipacks that contain the modern wirenuts/screwits lest you be tempted to use them.
Hellerman and tyton also do some good quality push connectors.

EDIT: Just remembered, I picked up some samples of Niglon branded push connectors off a counter the other day and they seemed a nice neat little piece of kit too.
 
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I have to admit I'm a fan of the wago's, but I've noticed recently that with the lever clamp ones I have been able to pull the conductor out fairly easily once it's levered on. I not saying this is on every single one, perhaps 1 in 10, but I still think thats quite high. I've tested these before and they have been fine so I'm not sure what's going on! It happened with 2.5mm and 1mm conductors.

Anyone had anything similar?
 
just tried that with a piece of solid 1.5mm. without opening the lever, it will not go in.
 
It must have either been printed on the box or a leaflet inside, I must admit I tried it and didn't like it so still clamp and check myself.
Edit
I cant see it on the website either, strange.....
 
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