WAGO 221 Lever-Nuts 36pc Compact Splicing Wire Connector Assortment. Includes (16x) 221-412, (12x) 221-413, (8X) 221-415

Nice assortment of connectors for the price if youre interested in trying these type of connectors. These make connecting solid wire and stranded wire much easier compared to wire nuts. They cost a little more than caps but are simpler to use-dont need to twist wires together, reusable and wont damage your wires like cap nuts or push connectors do. Buy in bulk packs to save some coin..for me 2 and 3 wire connectors used the most for fixtures and switches/outlets.

I bought these for the 4 wire problem - wire nuts fail to hold 4 wires. My original fix was to use 2 wire nuts and have a jumper wire to connect both. So, each wire nut had 3 ends. Why 4 wires? The bathroom panel has a light switch, fan and heat lamp. There is also the incoming wire to join the other 3 to neutral. The WAGO solves this problem with one connector and no jumper wire. I cant run one wire since the timer (for the heat lamp) and fan switch both have their own wires, no screw terminals. I had no doubt about my wire nuts but, knew there was a better solution (thanks You Tube) that did not involve extra wires. Consider that I bought a 36 piece set for one 5 slot WAGO and you will see how much I care about my home. They are worth the price just to have for wiring projects. Since my house is skin in the game - I recommend.

Great concept/product. I will never use wire nuts again. More expensive but saves time.

These lever wire connectors are awesome. I saw them on a Facebook ad, and decided to buy a small set to try them out. I had just wired a junction box with 4, #12 wires. and the wire nuts I had just werent big enough to hold all 4 wires together. I was going to pickup some larger wire nuts, and somehow the FB ad hit at the right time. Gave these lever wire connectors a try, easy to use and I didnt have to smash the cover onto the junction box to get the wires inside.

Electrical wiring for the house. I will find many other uses for them also.

I never realized how much I disliked wire nuts until I used these. They are a little pricey, and if I was a professional electrician there’s no way I could justify the cost. However I’m just replacing switches and outlets around the house, so the ease of use out weighs the cost for me.

This should be in every handymans toolkit

These Wago connectors are everything I have read about! They are simple to use - PERIOD!! You cannot go wrong with these and the price for this assortment was reasonable. They make DIY projects smoother and safer and take all the guesswork out of which color twist on connector to use for amount/gauge of wires. Also, there is no doubt about whether you have a solid connection, like there is with twist on connectors. For DIYers, these are perfect! Obviously, if you are building a new house then using Wago connectors is not cost-effective. My one recommendation is to wrap them once with electrical tape to keep the levers closed (see pic). This is not because of any issue with the connectors, but instead, it is because if you do not have a good technique (which I do not) for folding the wires back into the box, then while you are jamming and cramming them in, youre likely to flip some of the levers up (open) by accident. It is just a little added insurance, just like when people wrap electrical tape around their twist on connectors.

I love these connectors. I am a handyman and this saves time and makes connections secure and solid. There is some talk about the levers opening while closing a box or pushing in a outlet or switch. Easy solution, which I do anyway, WRAP THEM IN ELECTRICAL TAPE. Solved. Watch YouTube videos about them, you will love them too.

First time I used them and Ive been wondering why I couldnt think of these.