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Where's the best place I can get terminal blocks? I want to upgrade to terminal blocks and want to get good quality but cheap ones.
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I'm curious of this as well.
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What type are you looking for..? The type I use most often are these, but I know they're not common your side of the water.
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I see them a lot in stores that sell electronic components (like individual resistors, capacitors, LEDs etc). So if you have one in your city, pay them a visit since they'll probably have it. Failing that, I guess eBay, Mouser or Digikey will have pretty much every kind of terminal block you could imagine.
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I have found these on the UK eBay that should do the job. We'll be ordering a load as soon as the finances recover from buying lots of lovely SOX lamps
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Nah, terminal blocks are out dated tech now, WAGO connectors are the way forward
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Nah, terminal blocks are out dated tech now, WAGO connectors are the way forward
Just got some myself, they’re great! I just installed some Lithonia LED 4’ strip lights at a local thrift shop and they were filled with wago lev-r-nuts. It was a great installation experience!
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Just got some myself, they’re great! I just installed some Lithonia LED 4’ strip lights at a local thrift shop and they were filled with wago lev-r-nuts. It was a great installation experience!
Still prefer good old fashioned choc blocks
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Still prefer good old fashioned choc blocks
Hey, it's your choice! Nobody's going to judge you for that.
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What size and voltage rating?
Standard size and rated for 120v.
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I've looked at the WAGO connectors, and I can't see any way of fastening them to a lamp board permanently which is what we need. So we will stick with traditional choc blocs.
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I was just talking with a local commercial elechicken Sunday and he has never seen wagos before and almost. We still use wire nuts and etape round these parts. He was telling me about a connection I found on a 40 year old building, bare crimp sleeve and etape around that, not to mention flathead only hardware. Apparently that was used before wire nuts came into play. I don’t like wire nuts but alas it’s the standard here.
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