The Ultimate Cable Repair Solution: Wago Inline Connectors

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Discover the ultimate solution for repairing damaged cables! This captivating video introduces a game-changing innovation: the Inline Pushwire from the Wago 2273 range. Say goodbye to the hassle of butt or through crimps. But that's not all! We top it off with our beloved adhesive heat-shrink 3M-MDT-A, ensuring this cable join is unbreakable. Don't miss out on this incredible combination of old and new techniques!

We discussed this solution during eFIXX TV - Let us know your opinion

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True electrician: Hammering a screw.. 😂

MPH
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Hammering a screw? I thought this was an electricians channel, not a plumbing channel 😂

MrCameron
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that heat shrink is the impressive part

nunya
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If you made those connections different lengths so the wago things are in front of each other and not next to each other it would be a lot slimmer and more tidy if you know what I mean, good connectors those....👍👌👍

EZ-D-FIANT
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You should stagger the wires and leaves a neater finish

rco
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Legit thought that heat-shrink wasn't gonna cut it

SM_zzz
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Hell of a shrink ratio on the heat shrink. Whilst it's something we all may do from time to time to get the job away, I am a little surprised it featured on your Chanel

johnwarwick
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You shouldn’t have nailed the screw into the cable in the first place 😂😂😂😂

paulmcgeoch
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I see this was tested to BSEN 61238-1 which specifies the use of a shopping trolly

MatSmithLondon
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I wanna know about this heat shrink...that's awesome

OneSlySwan
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Stagger cuts, use barrel connectors with solder. Then heat shrink with glue inside layer like you did and EVEN BETTER! 💪👍

danielldecamp
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Way to go wago I just tried the new flip in line single connectors and they're awesome

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Why sleeve the CPC if it wasn't sleeved in the original cable?

Hoops-Senior
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What type of heat shrink is that? It’s amazing. Never seen heat shrink that shrinks that much.

desertsolopsism
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Blue / red crimps and heat shrink have been solving this for years, staggered I think they’re smaller too, most times you get called to sort this it’s the kitchen fitters with wall brackets 😂

nathanaddison
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The cable sheath is manufactured to particular fire and smoke specifications. That all goes out of the window with heatshrink. Is this better than a junction box? I dont know.

*not a spark, but I work on standards and certification of construction materials.

supervitz
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Absolutely brilliant comments about staggering the connectors it'll be a much thinner repair

confirmhandle
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spot on or if you don't have heat shrink big enough use a junction box 👌

amd
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A hammered screw and a chair pull . You guys rock

contytub
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I do the same thing but when I cut the cables I cut them in different sizes, example the live cable short 1cm Earth Cable in middle 4cm and neutral longer 7cm and reverse in the other side,
Like this way the wago don't touch each other's.
Love you guys I'm biggest fan from Morocco 🇲🇦

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