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Hi all,

Iv got a job to do installing a couple down lights, i userly use jbs to do the connections etc but iv just come across these lighting wago connectors.

What are these wago connectors like? And is it worth using these for downlight installation?

Regards

John
 
line products ( forum sponsor ) do a cracking bit of kit just for downlights. connectors similar to wagos with a 2" diameter "torpedo" enclosure. click on their sponsor link . ( i have no connection with line products and don't receive commission. an occasional freebie is always welcome though . :vanish: )
 
less than 1/4 of the time. 1/10th if you drop a screw out the JB. the connectors have 2 holes for your T/E ( if you're looping through) and a cage clamp for the flex outgoing to the fitting. approx 3 mins to strip cables, connect and fit.
 
if you have not used wago type connectors before I would get both the line and wago enclosures and have a play (It doesn't matter which make of actual connector you get as they are basically the same).
Wago enclosures are (some say) slighty neater looking but line are (some say) slightly easier to use and more flexible. Wagos haven't a neat button doobry for mounting on joists, with line you can use a tie wrap screw mount.

I can't say one is definitely better than the other but I use line enclosures ;)
Either one is miles better than a screw terminal box.........
 
Make sure they are not push in's though, although brilliant normally, they won't take a flex, only solid cores, you need lever types which are suited to flexible cables, great kit though.
 

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