Hi all. Hope you are well.
So my dad has just bought a new induction oven. He already has an electric oven under it which appears that it is hardwired from 6mm T&E that literally just comes out of the wall
the new induction hob has 5 wires (which obviously has doubled up lives and neutrals) but along with the oven as well it would be much easier in a confined space to connect in a junction box with Wagos.
I was thinking the Wago 41A junction box and the Wago 211 41A 4 or 5 way lever connectors. The box would then be mounted on the wall.
Does this conform to regs a) using Wagos and b) with the built in Wago strain relief clips.
I just know trying to jam 4 wires into a traditional outlet box won't be easy in a tight space.
Look forward to hearing back from you.
So my dad has just bought a new induction oven. He already has an electric oven under it which appears that it is hardwired from 6mm T&E that literally just comes out of the wall
the new induction hob has 5 wires (which obviously has doubled up lives and neutrals) but along with the oven as well it would be much easier in a confined space to connect in a junction box with Wagos.
I was thinking the Wago 41A junction box and the Wago 211 41A 4 or 5 way lever connectors. The box would then be mounted on the wall.
Does this conform to regs a) using Wagos and b) with the built in Wago strain relief clips.
I just know trying to jam 4 wires into a traditional outlet box won't be easy in a tight space.
Look forward to hearing back from you.
