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getting past it, full stop mate. considering a career change. brain surgery seems a good earner.
 
you should have gone to elex they had them on special offer , if they are approved for use in air craft then they are ok for me , i shall be trying out the din rail mount ones when i do a CDU relocation , hardly ever use crimps or terminal block nowadays they are just a superb invention

I went to the elex show but must of missed the wagos. oh well
 
its junction boxes that have not got clamps are the ones i think you mean any junction box or connection box is required to have strain relif for the cables if not permernantly fixed and the cables clipped for the full length, i cant remember which reg no it is , this is the reason 17th jb's came out , wagos and wago boxes are the answer , cant be 100% on this ill try and find the reg for it
 
its junction boxes that have not got clamps are the ones i think you mean any junction box or connection box is required to have strain relif for the cables if not permernantly fixed and the cables clipped for the full length, i cant remember which reg no it is , this is the reason 17th jb's came out , wagos and wago boxes are the answer , cant be 100% on this ill try and find the reg for it

522.8.5 :)
 
Got some Wago's this week. The push lever ones as we only use stranded cable here ................Buggered if i can get the things to work
 
these ones?
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