wago lighting connectors

[Midwest]

Always useful to read the instructions first.

Common bloke thing, like setting up the tv

 

[Risteard]

what's wrong with using MF connectors in a suitable enclosure of your choice?

Because they're NOT maintenance-free connectors. It is the entire assembly which is.

 

[kingeri]

Because they're NOT maintenance-free connectors. It is the entire assembly which is.

I know, see:
accesable connections - http://www.electriciansforums.co.uk/threads/accesable-connections.118748/page-3

It wasn't a literal question.

 

[Silver6003]

I've used them in a big plastic plastic box for lighting ....A job I had meant I couldn't get access to the ground floor lights for a rewire so i did the jb method and took s/l neutrals to all my lights and switchlines to my switches via the floorboards and up the walls ...Made a doddle of connections . Also those cage clips which allows flex to be connected to solid for fiddly lights with crappy connectors ( you know the ones guys cb's with no room to get 2 solid 1.5mm2 in and those awful brass mini connectors ) I put them in a wago box Its just small enough/big enough to get through say a 76mm downlight hole ....Also I use them to break into a ring then return the 2.5 mmm not used anything bigger though ...
Anything that makes our life easier surely is a good thing No ?

 

[Risteard]

I know, see:
accesable connections - http://www.electriciansforums.co.uk/threads/accesable-connections.118748/page-3

It wasn't a literal question.

Fair enough.