Wago 221-413 Lever-Nuts 3 Conductor Compact Connectors 100 pk

I used this when I was adding puck lights in my camper van. They are super easy to work with and safe. In the future, if I need to make changes, add lights, etc, this is a great system to have!

If you are planning on doing a wiring project you need to have these in your kit. I first heard about these from Sparky Channel on YouTube and bought some to try them. I used them to wire outlets and lighting in the basement of my old apartment and when I rewired my entire garage outbuilding at my new house. I have used these extensively in place of wire nuts and will choose them every time. For working in shallow boxes, they are fantastic, for upgrading old-work, they rock. The fact they are reusable is just a perk. When managing a large number of wires in a box, using them beats trying to twist a big blob of wires together with linemans pliers inside of a small box. I have not had any issues with reliability and I have gone through several hundred of them. I cannot say enough good things about these, if you are looking for an easier, safer, and more versatile alternative to wire nuts to make your wiring projects easier... buy these. Also - I liked them so much I picked up a multi-pack kit of them for my Dad for Fathers Day 2018, this was the picture he sent me when he received them...

Had never used something like this before. Works fantastic ! Used them for all my 12v connections in building out my van for camping. Easy to use. Holds very well. Can’t pull wires out. Will definitely use again for other 12v wiring projects.

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.

These are huge time savers and greatly simplify work when using a combination of solid and stranded wire. Saves room in boxes, and can be removed easily when needed. I always have them on hand along with the non-lever versions for solid wire only.

I discovered wagos, when another technician was using them on a lighting ballast. The flexibility of using a wago instead of a wire nut is awesome. There are some concerns I've heard from field techs about longevity of these but I personally have now used a few hundred of them and have had no issues. making sure the wire is stripped back appropriately is the biggest thing. But the connector holds tight and works well. It's also very useful for troubleshooting purposes when you are jumping out different components. You can use the wago and connect easily without as much fear of shorting out a circuit. Overall Wagos are a must have in my electrical work bag

These connectors are so much easier and faster to use than wire nuts. I installed almost 100 overhead LED flush mount ceiling lights in my basement with these. Each one required a small module above the finish ceiling. Those modules are very small and there is not a lot of room for lots of wire and wire nuts. They also required a lot of working over my head with my arms up high. These connectors made fast work of the job and my hands were not sore at all, like they would’ve been if I had to put 300 wire nuts on. They are surprisingly sturdy, and you cannot pull the wires back out by accident. They worked with both 14 gauge and 12 gauge Romax, as well as the smaller gauge flexible wires that were connected to the modules.

These are great, nice for car connections