The Junction Box for Heating Systems - Wago 207-4301

Wago's second attempt at a junction box for heating systems really delivers. The new Wago 207-4301 is a flexible wiring centre which can cope with the complex wiring requirements of today's heating systems. Ideal for S-plan, S-plan plus and underfloor heating zone valve manifold wiring.

Using the popular Wago 221 connector the junction box can be configured with up to 60 connections. The box is supplied as a skeleton unit, and the electrician can click in combinations of 2, 3 and 5 way 221 connectors.

With ample wiring room and innovative cable clamping for up to 12 flexible cables, the Wago junction box is set to be a winner for electricians.

They couldn't call it a Wagobox so decided on a more catchy name.

🕐 TIMESTAMPS 🕕
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00:00 Introducing a new junction box from Wago
00:10 What's it called?
00:44 Is it better than the Wago L32.
01:01 Removing the screw-less cover.
01:40 Build your own terminal configuration using Wago 221's.
02:20 Six surface cable entry points.
03:00 Current rating.
04:18 Cable clamp demonstration 2 cables per entry point.
05:00 How to release cable clamps.
05:30 Terminal labelling and identification strip.
06:10 Fits to a BS standard double back box.
06:40 Example installation in an S-plan heating wiring configuration.
07:49 Also suitable for zone valves on underfloor heating manifolds.
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[LudwigVanStealth]

Just fitted one today, great bit of kit and a lot faster install

[enriquedmu]

Weather this is practical cost wise is irrelevant to me at the moment, the fact that they have quickly changed the product, shows its a very well run company.

[londontrada]

Am I the only person in the world that just uses Wagos in a adaptable box?

[brotheradam]

I love the wago products but I have found one slight drawback- I often need up to eight ports for grounds here in Jamaica.. but prefer the wago lever nut option rather than the other options..just seems easier to troubleshoot.
Ran into the products in UK. I am doing loads of Conduit wiring so-- loads of wire pulling.. but a mix of NEC rules here combined with UK standards parts--lol

[DerekHundik]

what is this box for if any1 can advise. I've been on different building sites and never came across the need for such a box .