Accessory

Junction Box

Where cables meet. Every joint has to live in an enclosure you can still open in ten years’ time.

Photorealistic round junction box with the lid removed
Real part — tap a marker

Junction Box

Where cables meet. Every joint has to live in an enclosure you can still open in ten years’ time.

Terminals
  • Terminal block — one way per conductor
  • Earth — a linked earth terminal for every cable
  • Cable entries — knockouts or glands around the rim
  • Enclosure — round or rectangular, with a screw-down lid
  • Terminal block — a strip connector, one screw per conductor
  • Cable entries — knockouts or glands that grip the sheath
  • Lid fixing screw — keeps the lid on and the joint enclosed
  • Base fixing holes — screws that anchor the box to the joist or wall
⚡ Meet it in a circuit
⚠ Safety note

A joint buried in plaster, under floorboards or inside a wall cavity is not a joint — it is a fault waiting to be found. Every connection must be in an accessible enclosure, or made with a maintenance-free connector rated to be buried. Screw terminals must stay accessible for inspection and testing.

Now wire it for real.

Set Junction Box into a live circuit, inject a fault, and watch the protection respond — all in your browser.

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