Wago Connectors

DerbyBorn · 2015-02-06T09:55:00+00:00

After altering our kitchen we are left with a double 13 amp socket part way up what is now and otherwise plain wall in what is now a dining alcove.. SWMBO wants it removed!! A blanking plate will not be the answer, I need to put some plasterboard over it and skim it. I know that a proper crimp on the ring cables would be acceptable - but is there a suitable DIY alternative - is Wago considered a non-maintenance way of joining the ring cables?

Wago Connectors

Feb 06, 2015 22 Replies

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Syd Rumpo 11 years ago

If you choc block it, strip the wires so they both go under both screws. I can't quantify it, but it always seems more reliable to me.

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rbel 11 years ago

As TLC and CEF have been selling Wago connectors for some years and given their large electrical contractor customer bases, I think it unlikely that the products do not meet the stated specifications.

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Adam Funk 11 years ago

I have to admit that I haven't tried the push-fit ones because I have a prejudice (perhaps irrational) against push-fit anything, but the lever ones seem quite impressive.

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