The voltage tester screwdriver – we’ve all got one rolling around at the bottom of a toolbox. It’s that cheap, translucent plastic screwdriver with a little metal clip and a tiny bulb inside. For decades, the neon mains testing screwdriver has been a staple for DIYers looking to check if a wire, socket, or light…
When you are managing multiple garden lighting and power circuits, a standard “choc block” or a mess of loose connectors won’t cut it. To build a system that is organized, safe, and built to last, you need to use DIN Rail Terminal Blocks. DIN rails are the long metal strips that form the core part…
Wire Ferrules. If you work with flexible, multi-strand wiring, you’ve likely dealt with the “fraying end” nightmare. You strip the wire, try to poke it into a terminal block or a small Wi-Fi relay (like a Sonoff), and the strands flare out everywhere. Not only is this a “pain in the ass” to install, but…