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but does plenty like you? you could get a room.I like plenty
A room with a bar. And a bus. Way to go!but does plenty like you? you could get a room.
They are a great idea but at 29.99 each in screwfix I dont think I'll be sampling themSpotted this video on Efixx and it reminded me of this thread:
MK Logic Rapid Fix.
Actually that is a brilliant idea!Spotted this video on Efixx and it reminded me of this thread:
MK Logic Rapid Fix.
6 quid each isn't too bad but still expensive for a socket. Hopefully in time they become more common and come down in priceThat price is for a box of 5, although £6 each is still a bit steep.
Not UK 13A 3 pins. What were they?Fitted some 32A triple pole sockets a few years back with push fit connections. Lifted a plastic pin pushed conductor in then pushed pin back down. Wasn't sure about them but they gave no problems.
It is quicker leaving in the Wagos.Looking back at original posting to see what its all about, in ~13 JSJW quotes a method for terminating to socket outlets.
I use wago's to terminate for testing at first fix stage but then disconnect and terminate the single core conductors straight into socket terminals for second fix (re-using the wago's eleswhere).
I think (although never tried it) phaffing about with flexible conductor (extra cost and time) which 9 times out 10 would need a ferrule to terminate correctly would be less efficient?
IEC 60309 32A socket.Not UK 13A 3 pins. What were they?
It is quicker leaving in the Wagos.
30 sockets, which is normal in many homes, can have 90 flex tails. Easy and fixed to the sockets on a bench. Then a sinch in pushing them back into the boxes, with no stress on the terminals.
Also, no terminal has more that one conductor in it. Current only flows through the socket terminals when that socket draws current.
The sockets terminals are not used as junctions, carrying the final ring's load. The superior Wagos with one conductor in each slot, carries the load.
Much superior method.
Safer all around.
Quicker to install.
Eliminates stress on conductors and screwed terminals also.
Sometimes known as Commandos.IEC 60309 32A socket.
Well that is an MK brand name.Sometimes known as Commandos.
Going "Commando" is something completely different !Sometimes known as Commandos.
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