WAGO 221 Series 28pc Compact Splicing Wire Connectors | Includes (10x 221-412) (10x 221-413) (8X 221-415) | WAGO Wire Connectors | Electrical Splicing Lever Nuts | 221 Series Lever Nuts | 2-3-5 Ports

These Wago 221 wire connectors are by far the best and easiest option for electrical connections. The various sizes are all smaller than the equivalent twist-type connectors which makes it easier to fit everything in the wiring box. The design allows you to easily ensure that all your connections are solid and make it extremely easy to remove a single wire when doing something like changing a switch, outlet, or fixture. They also make work on overhead fixtures so much easier since you can have all the other wiring in place and then simple put each wire from the fixture into the open connectors and flip the lever closed. The Wago connectors also work much better than other push-in or wire nuts when connecting stranded and solid wires, as is the usual case with lights, fans, etc. If you are a DIYer doing electrical work, these Wago Connectors are well worth the money.

Saves time and space in the box. Easy to use and with the levers, wires can be used over and over with no deformation. Once inserted and clamped the wires do not pull out without great effort. More than you would subject them to stuffing them into a box. High quality, reusable, secure and easy. They even have a strip gauge on the side. Highly recommend this product.

I used these when running a new 20amp circuit. They really make the process of connecting wires in a junction box both easy and secure. I did tape over the levers to make sure the levers didn't pop back up when stuffing the wires back into the junction box.

I love Wago connectors. They're better than wire nuts in every way. They hold wires really well. They are easy to install. Only thing is they are quite pricy.

I replaced a bunch of light switches in my house using these instead of the traditional wire nut. It works great until you get to a situation where you need to tie 7 or 9 neutral wires together. You're better off using a wire nut in that circumstance. It would be a little better design if it was harder to lift the lever once a wire was in place, because it's possible some levers will lift up while you're tucking that mess back into the box.

These things are a lifesaver, so much easier than wire nuts. They've held up great even with all the impacts and vibration you get in a boat

Well… it’s a pack of assorted Wagos. Good assortment to take care of small projects here and there. Bought for some 12v work in a travel trailer. Will keep a few handy for repairs or mods while on the road, as well as some at home for small projects. Nice plastic organizer box to keep them sorted and stored.

I bought the WAGO 221-41x Series 25pc Compact Splicing Wire Connectors Assortment Pack that is for 12 AWG wires and above, and separately bought ten each 221-613 connectors for 10 AWG because I wanted higher electric capacity, 41 amps vs 32 amps. I was sent mis-labelled 221-413 connectors instead and already returned them and complained to Amazon. I used the lower capacity 12 AWG 221-413 connectors from this assortment pack and they are excellent. Very easy to use and hopefully excellent electrical contact. I had a small fire because of four each 12 AWG solid wires pigtailed that overheated after two years. I had two options, pigtail three wires in series several times or use these lever connectors. The kit even includes lever connectors for five wires. These lever connectors are smaller and fit in the box better and are very easy to use. A couple of WAGO lever connectors for all the hot and neutral wires in a single connector are much smaller than several pigtails, plus easier to use.

For small/medium jobs, this worked perfectly. Easy to use and nice sturdy connections

Es genial. Aunque el cable calibre doce es un tanto complicado meter y se batalla un poco, el calibre 10 de plano imposible, no está diseñado para ese calibre

Okay, folks, buckle up because I'm about to make wire connectors sound interesting. Yeah, I know, wire connectors—whoopee! But stay with me because the WAGO 221 Series Compact Splicing Wire Connectors are about to blow your mind. Imagine if Elon Musk decided to reinvent the paper clip—that's what we're dealing with here. I bought these connectors because, like any self-respecting homeowner, I have a pile of electrical work that I keep promising I'll get to... eventually. These WAGO connectors are like the IKEA of electrical work. You strip the wire, shove it in, flip the lever, and bam! Connection made. It's almost as satisfying as finding out your least favorite reality TV show just got canceled. Now, let's talk about the real selling point: ease of use. These things are so easy to use, I half-expected them to come with a complimentary glass of wine and a foot rub. They're compact, so they fit into those tiny electrical boxes like a dream. And for those of you who juggle solid and stranded wires, these connectors handle both like a pro. It's like having a Swiss Army knife in the form of a wire nut. But hold your horses—don't toss out your old wire nuts just yet. These WAGO connectors are rated for 20 amps, but if you're hooking up something that could double as a small power plant, you might want to stick with the traditional twist. And here's a pro tip from me to you: wrap these connectors with electrical tape just to be sure those levers don't spring open, like your Uncle Larry's mouth at Thanksgiving dinner. So, what's the bottom line? The WAGO 221 connectors are a game-changer. They make wiring so easy, even a politician could do it. They're quick, they're clean, and they're reliable. But they’re not perfect. For those heavy-duty jobs, you might still want to go old school with the wire nuts.

simplemente son geniales, te permiten hacer las conexiones de forma simple y rápida y hasta el momento me han resultado conexiones seguras por lo tanto seguiré usando estos productos de wago

They really reduce the time to do multiple installs of direct wire electric devices. Incredible advantage over marrettes if working overhead or splicing different gauge wires. So many fixtures come with pathetic small aluminum wiring which are really spotty with multi line old school copper. No need for pig tails, these handle that issue incredibly well. My only mistake was buying too few the first time. If you do electric work around your home or for your family they cut the working time to a third or a quarter. Buy more than you think you need. Great part of the mixed pack is that you can split larger twists or use the 3 or 4 part connectors for just 2 if you want.