Maybe not that model of Wago. If you’ve cut a wire, you will not have any extra length to use.Hi, ok, got these wagos and box lined up to collect tomorrow en route. All ok?
Where are you getting this info from? The whole point of Wago is they are used in inaccessible locations.Yes cavity walls, stud walls, under floors and in ceilings, But they do recommend that access is still possible
No backlash, only.....For Wago to comply with Maintenance Free rules it must be a WAGO enclosure and Wago connectors.If it's just 1 conductor put one of these on it, then maybe cover with capping fill and forget about it.
Await the backlash.....
Yeah but sometimes you've got to do what you've got to doNo backlash, only.....For Wago to comply with Maintenance Free rules it must be a WAGO enclosure and Wago connectors.
This is getting stranger. Can you post, or provide links to, these 'recommendations' and 'instructions' from Wago?Yes cavity walls, stud walls, under floors and in ceilings, But they do recommend that access is still possible
Crimps take up little space, but you need the right sizes and a DECENT crimping tool, or they will come adrift. They will need to be sleeved with heatshrink sleeving or placed in a suitable enclosure.
With the crimps and crimpers people normally have and use, you are correct.I don't have a dog in this fight, but I was under the impression that crimps are not suitable for solid core.
With the crimps and crimpers people normally have and use, you are correct.
I suppose so - by definition.So properly calibrated ones are fine?
That corresponds with my understanding, and also with my 'gut feelings'.I suppose so - by definition. .... They crimp hexagonally or squarely on the correct sized crimp for the core. ... Not the squash flat things which leave spaces next to the squashed core.
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