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

These save space and time! Love these!! Will buy again for sure!

I have used traditional wire-nuts for 50+ years... till now. This package has a nice selection of sizes to choose from. The transparent connector enables you to see that the wires have been inserted correctly. Wago wire connectors are compact, easy to use and reusable. Im sold on Wago wire connectors.

Ill take this new way of connecting electrical wires over the old wire nuts any day!!! These Lever Nuts ARE the future. Wire nuts may be cheaper, but Ill gladly and readily pay the price difference for the functionality AND quality that the WAGO Lever Nuts provide! Outstanding product, WAGO!!! If youre still using wire nuts, leave your dark cave and come into the light of WAGO (you wont regret it).

I went cheap and got a set of the no-name connectors. 2 years later I have had to replace a couple of them because they just give out. Now I will only use the cheaper no-name ones for low voltage connections but for home 110v current - use these lever nuts

I like how easy they are to use.

use it to install lights and work perfect, save you time

Amazing replacement for wire caps - great for home DIY electrical work. When you inevitably wire something wrong, this makes it literally a snap to undo and redo while holding VERY strong and consistent connections. There’s a reason almost every DIY channel on YouTube recommends these now! Just double check your local codes first. Depending on your needs, I would actually suggest to buy one of the other variety kits that has more of the 2 and 3 wire connectors (or whatever you need). I have no use for the 5 and 6 wire ones in this kit so I knocked off a star on value for money.

A great leap in safely splicing electrical wires together. Visual confimation, dang easy to use, easy to pack into a J-box, and UL listed. Best is you can open the tabs and reuse the same stripped wire again and again, unlike wire nuts that tear the wire so you have to cut and restrip - making the wire shorter every time. Plus these work with both stranded and solid wire, unlike trying to combine these types with wire nuts is a real challenge. Sure wire nuts are cheaper, but have many drawbacks. The wire nuts in use today go back to a patent in 1933, thats a heck of a long time ago. Technology has moved forward well beyond wire nuts. Im not driving a horse & buggy or a Model-T just because they worked back then, Im sure not using close to 100 year old wire splicing technology either. Electricians will likely keep using wire nuts for some time. They are cheaper, so they can save a few bucks, and old habits die hard.

Quality thru the roof, quick, easy and makes short work of electrical ties. No more twisting wire nuts!

Easy to use and space saving.