Looks rather useful in certain situations. No affiliation - just happened to notice whilst looking for their DIN box that I will use for my heating wiring...
I have been saying they need a bigger Wagobox...
May 29, 2017
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Not seen a wago connector in the flesh myself but do they cope well with stranded conductors which tend to be found on things like motorised heating valves?
Bob
IMLE yes - both stranded cable and flex - provided you pick the right ones for the job.
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221 successor to 222 , one of the handy abilities is stranded and solid wit h wide acceptanceSolid/Stiff Stranded cable cores with a c.s.a. from 0.2mm² to 4.0mm? ? Flex cable cores with a c.s.a. from 0.14mm² to 4.0mm2
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The lever ones do - I've used those a lot. Obviously the push type don't!
That seems to be a new design.
There are two types in my collection, one for single strand connectors is push in, the other has "levers" operating an over-centre toggle and that will grip solid or stranded.
They are so quick and convenient that I carry some in my "ordinary" toolbox as well as chocolate blocks. If you need to breadboard something or just do a quick and dirty fix, they are ideal.
My poor-man's version of the Cliff QT1 is a cut-off 13A mains lead with three 222-412 connectors on the end! And no, it doesn't get left where any kids could get hold of it ...
I see it says it's for 221 rather than 222 connectors.
The genuine 222 connectors come in 2, 3 and 5 way, just noticed that knock-off ones on aliexpress also come in 4 and 8 way!
Just had a reply from them, the XL box won't take the older 222 lever connectors, only the slimmer 221, only mail-order so far as they're arranging distribution at the moment ...
Interesting, thanks to both of you for the information.
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