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There was an interesting thread covering crimped connections a couple
of days ago. Would I be correct in assuming that cage clamp type
connectors such as Wago 222/224 could be used instead of crimps in
most circumstances?

I used them last year in place of conventional junction boxes on some
lighting mods and found them to be very quick and convenient to use.
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rbel wrote:

There was an interesting thread covering crimped connections a couple
of days ago. Would I be correct in assuming that cage clamp type
connectors such as Wago 222/224 could be used instead of crimps in
most circumstances?


Yes, if they are suitably contained in a box.
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On 10/02/2013 14:50, rbel wrote:

There was an interesting thread covering crimped connections a couple
of days ago. Would I be correct in assuming that cage clamp type
connectors such as Wago 222/224 could be used instead of crimps in
most circumstances?

I used them last year in place of conventional junction boxes on some
lighting mods and found them to be very quick and convenient to use.


Contained in a wago box (or similar) they are supposed to be ok for non
accessible connections.


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On Sun, 10 Feb 2013 19:52:26 +0000, John Rumm
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On 10/02/2013 14:50, rbel wrote:

There was an interesting thread covering crimped connections a couple
of days ago. Would I be correct in assuming that cage clamp type
connectors such as Wago 222/224 could be used instead of crimps in
most circumstances?

I used them last year in place of conventional junction boxes on some
lighting mods and found them to be very quick and convenient to use.


Contained in a wago box (or similar) they are supposed to be ok for non
accessible connections.


I used Wago boxes for the lighting connections in the loft space and
was able to fit two 3 pole 222 lever type connectors into a 2 gang
flush box to rig an additional power socket.
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