WAGO221-613 3-Conductor, W/LEVERS, AWG 20-10 CU, T85, Compact Splicing Connector, MAX. 6 MM, for All Conductor Types, Transparent HOUSING, 30/Pack

Make it easy on yourself when attaching wires together. This Wago wire-nut connector is the best. Just lift the small lid and slide wire inside and push lid down. Perfect and secure wire-nut connection. Wire-nut is available in various sizes.

After years of fiddling with wire nuts and other connectors, I found Wago lever nuts and they are just the best thing. I'll never use another wire nut. Those old-fashioned wire nuts damage wires, they often still leave exposed wires, and they are unreliable. Further, they wear out after tightening them down a few times. The Wago lever nuts fix basically every problem with wire nuts, and are much easier to use as well. Yes, they are a lot more expensive, but are totally worth it when you consider your family's safety and your sanity when trying to connect multiple wires at once.These also work great for electronics projects and other stuff around the house. Any time you need to connect two or more wires, these lever nuts are perfect for the job. Sorry if I sound like a shill, but they really are that good. My ONLY complaint is that, when you close them, look out. They have a lot of tension and they will snap at your finger hard.

I had my doubts about these but when it came time to rewire an outlet for my dryer with 10 AWG wires, they are priceless!No twisting of the wires is necessary and the connectors fit back into the box just fine. There's a wire strip gage on each connector so you can't strip too much or too little.The only concern with these connectors is that it's possible for the levers to lift up again as you stuff the connectors back in the box. This is easily prevented by wrapping the connector with a round of electrical tape, or you could use a zip tie.

Much more easily used by a home owner without fear of a poor or loose connection due to mixed solid core and stranded wiring. No doubts about the connection being loose internally. Pay a bit more but get the assurance of a positive, easily connected connection. Excellent for installing ceiling fixtures or working in tight quarters. If i were a professional electrician and made numerous connections I would be tempted to use wire nuts as I have in the past, but for a home owner this is so much faster, easier and gives a better connection.

These are more expensive than using wire nuts, but they save a lot of time. I wired a whole house in the Philippines using only WAGOs. If you keep an eye on the proper depth of wire insertion as you use each Wago lever nut, you will never have a loose connection or a wire that pulls out. It is easy to change or modify the wiring for a room or a section of the house without damaging the wires. These come from Germany, my home country where almost every house and apartment has been wired that way for decades.

Easy wire connector.

These things work great but only with one problem. They fit and hold good unless the wire isn't straight. I love the versatility of these I haven't used wire nuts since I bought these. They work great over all especially for connecting stranded wires to solid wire. They make installations so much quicker and easier will totally buy again. Just be sure the wires are in good I've had the wires come out a couple times just be sure they're in good.

Wire nuts have been the staple of the electrical trade for decades. Then came push on wire connectors. Then came Wago and similar products (lever type of connectors).Wago allow you to protect the hot lead easily and reduces the risk of accidentally touching it. OH.. we must turn off the circuit breaker when working with electricity, but it you don't do that....... THIS IS THE PRODUCT FOR YOU! Once you cap and close the lever, you can work with all the other leads at ease.It is faster because you need only have the tip of wire stripped about a 1/2" and you insert it into the Wago and then close the lever. On a Wago connection, I always use the lever section that has the logo to signify which is the hot lead. OR... you can make it on the lever. There is no guessing whether the Wago wires are firmly connected together as what happens in a wire nut with 4 or more conductors (Sometimes the center conductors are not firmly connected with the rest).The downside is cost for a Wago connection versus a wire nuts. Wago are over a dollar per connector and wire nuts are much, much, much, much less than a dollar.Upside is using them when you know the fixture or connection will be altered over and over again. Then the Wago wins ever time because you remove the leads that need to be removed and you replace them with what you need to easily.I've been making connections for the past 64 years, so I've seen and made many.Hope this helps....m