Pass-through Sockets Wiring: Safely Connecting 3x2.5mm² Wires for Daisy-Chaining

shulc wrote:

I don't know for sure either, it is probably older than good electrician practice.
If there are two schools, there must be two teachers, of which there may be two views, etc.

shulc wrote:

Yes, but if there is play in the joint after folding, there is no room for improvement
, I do not insist, you have more experience, what I undertake, I try to do exactly
greetings

Łukasz-O wrote:

here we have a double screw clamp

Łukasz-O wrote:

And do you remember the "whirlwind" that keeps hiccups in installations to this day in the great album? There they were also connected as a colleague now proposes - identically
Maybe it's time to draw conclusions?

mafialosoo wrote:

In Austria, the practice is a bit different than in Pl. There is nothing bonded in cans in sockets. The veins are inserted into the input and output terminals. It holds quite firmly in Gira or Siemens accessories, we install such accessories at our customers' premises. Once, I talked to an electrician what works in Pl and asked him how he arranges the wires as he has, for example, a single round box and he must maintain the continuity of the circuit in it, plus connect the socket to it. A total of 6 2.5mm wires. He replied that he connects the power circuit to the Wago and he connects the socket to the circuit with 1.5mm wires. Is such a practice followed?

Greetings!

mafialosoo wrote:

Oh, what's a fluff?