sorry I meant a 222-105 is 26.5mm, so you can fit a 773-173 plus a
222-104, but not a 222-106if you had a 173 in each side you could fit a 104 in each side and link them giving 6 positions for CPCs.
could be.
Maintenance Free Junction boxes using Wagos
Mar 24, 2021
Last reply: 5 years ago
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Well if TLC?s measurements are correct then with a 773-173 in a Wagobox slot there is just enough space left to fit a 773-104 on top, just!
Richard
Just got an email back from Wago to confirm you can fit a 773-173 and a 773-104 in one slot, result!
Richard
I don't think it's TLC's measurements, those .PDFs look like single pages extracted from a larger Wago catalogue
or leaflets for the individual ranges?
And I should have said I've never found in one place the sizes across ranges in a convenient document. I did find a catalogue last year but it was a bit big at 716 pp and 90 MB. The WAGO connectors alone are spread across 30 or so pages.
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Am I the only person who finds traditional junction boxes too easy to destroy the terminals by over-tightening and distorting them? Modern push-in terminals are much less easy to get wrong.
The cheap type of JB with the U shaped terminal, yes, especially if you try and squeeze in too many cables. But there are better (and more expensive) designs around.
Of course not. There are our apprentices.
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