Has anyone used wago connectors instead of the traditional wiring centre with the terminal block?
What's your experience been? Easier to wire and diagnose?
What's your experience been? Easier to wire and diagnose?
I used them when I did spotlights and it was very easy than fiddling around with screws. Cut wire to length with easy wire strippers and straight in. Give a little tug to check if secure.Interesting idea.
I used them when I did spotlights and it was very easy than fiddling around with screws. Cut wire to length with easy wire strippers and straight in. Give a little tug to check if secure.
As you know with my current dilemma, I whacked in a pump and it's very hard to give the wire a tug particularly when there's more than one wire in a single terminal.
Ideal connectors are bit cheaper and see through so you can see the wire.I recently rejigged my wiring centre (DIY version ! ) to have a time delay on the boiler firing.
I ended up just unding all of it and starting from scratch as i couldn't remember the sequencing.
Wago's would have been very handy and a lot less faff.
Ideal connectors are bit cheaper and see through so you can see the wire.
The 221 connectors are difficult to stick in probes.Wago make a couple of different wiring centres
The L32 comes complete with the correct 221 connectors: https://www.toolstation.com/wago-mbox-wiring-centre/p31734
The L60 is supplied as a box without connectors and is suitable for series 221 4mm Connectors: https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/WAL60.html
You do need a small (2mm) probe for a 221 connector. If you don't have any then Wago sell them:The 221 connectors are difficult to stick in probes.
The ideal Connectors are better but they don't come in a similar wiring centre box. It would be a case of leaving them in a enclosure
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