You've probably seen me use the click-open terminals for making quick mains connections to stuff I'm testing, and while it's not an official use for these terminals it works fine for me. A few of you have asked what sort of terminals they are, so here's a quick overview of the different types of Wago terminals and how they are used.
The Wagobox is a really clever system that makes wiring easier, faster and less finger-intensive. Much better than the older style round fixed-terminal junction boxes. They're basically plastic enclosures with snap-shut lids, that have adjustable cable grips that are put under pressure when the lid is shut, compartments for holding the terminals and a space for the wiring itself.
One of the nicest features of these boxes is that all the wires can be the same length, and all the connections can be quickly and easily made outside the box before just slotting them in.
Again I'll state this is not an endorsed advert for them. I just really like the system.
Here's a link to the UK website of the Wagobox. [ Ссылка ]
