Greenbrook lighting connector

[dokkan1080]

Been given a load of these Green brook lighting connectors like a box load of them any one used them are they any good?



The instructions seem worded strange to me they say : Up to 3 x 2.5mm2 flexible 3 core cable can be used. does that mean they only want you to use 2.5mm cable with the connector or 3 cables that can go from 1mm up to 2.5mm

 

[telectrix]

same as clickflow. the one on the left is the supply side and will accept 3 T/E. the one on the right is designed for 1 T/E e.g. to a single fitting.

 

[dokkan1080]

same as clickflow. the one on the left is the supply side and will accept 3 T/E. the one on the right is designed for 1 T/E e.g. to a single fitting.

I know that its just to me the data sheet seems to imply you should use 2.5mm cable :/

 

[SparkyChick]

That's the maximum capacity. As @telectrix says, they are pretty much identical to ClickFlow. I've used some recently (usually use ClickFlow) and they are just the same.

 

[dokkan1080]

That's the maximum capacity. As @telectrix says, they are pretty much identical to ClickFlow. I've used some recently (usually use ClickFlow) and they are just the same.

Thanks people thats what I thought it meant but just wanted to be sure

 

[multimick]

think i used some a while back ,as i recall there was only a cord grip on one side only

 

[telectrix]

one side has a screwed down case to grip the cord. the other side has restraining clips.

 

[SJD]

Most people would use 1 or 1.5mm2 T&E for lighting, but if you are a builder and only have one size of cable on the van … which of course would be 2.5mm2, then you can still use the connectors!

 

[davesparks]

I've used loads of these as the downlights I prefer to fit come pre-fitted with these connectors.