Wago 222-413 Lever-Nuts 3 Conductor Compact Connectors 10 PK

I love these. They are easier to use than any other connector and they hold the wire well too. I've used them in my home and I use them on my car. Yes, that's right. I use them on my car. If they can survive rain, snow, -20F to +100F temperatures, and 90mph+, then these will work in your home. I've never had any problems. If you're using stranded wire, then I would recommend using ferrules for piece of mind. I just wish that you could buy them in a store in the USA instead of only online. These are way better than the ones that I see at my hardware store.

First time ordering these and they are worth it. Much easier than using the standard wire nut connector. So far it has held up well and holds a tight grip on the wires. I used these to connect wires for the recessed lights and they work perfectly. Anyone can do this. It is really easy to connect and hassle free. Highly recommend these.

I love using these little guys. Use them quite a bit when working on HVAC wiring. Hardly ever use wire nuts anymore and they work great and offer a nice clean solution for when you need to connect multiple wires together. Have even used them when wiring up the flatbed on a snow plow truck just to see how they would hold up to the elements and they are still going strong a couple years later!

So easy to use. Put them on or take them off to add other wires with no fuss at all.

VASTLY superior to wire nuts. Watch out for imitations. I always shop for the genuine Wago connectors. Imitations try to make theirs look similar, so be careful. It's so easy to make connections with these connectors. Also, if you ever have to take a circuit apart these make it a snap. Did you know that wire nuts are practically unheard of in the rest of the world. Many electricians in Europe, Australia, and Japan have never even SEEN a wire nut.

I bought 100 of the Wago connectors to install ceiling lights, and they definitely work well joining solid #14 solid copper and stranded copper wires, with a couple of caveats: 1) It takes a LOT of force to "open" the orange toggles in order to insert your wires. I was afraid I was going to break the toggle the first time I moved one to the "open" position, but they are a lot stronger than they look. Not really a "problem", but be aware of this idiosyncrasy. 2) These connectors are BULKY - I would not be surprised if some electrical inspectors red-tag installations using these because they end up exceeding the "box fill". I know how the code is written (number and type of connections) but the Wago connectors appear to occupy a larger volume than either standard "push" wiring connectors of wire nuts, and I could definitely see some jurisdictions forcing adjustment to the usual box-fill rules. My jurisdiction doesn't care, and they aren't "cheap", but I would definitely use them in some circumstances to join solid and copper wire. Other than that one use case, they aren't worth using instead of "push" connectors.

When I got these I thought something was wrong with them because they are so hard to open. I was afraid I would break them if i pushed too hard. Nothing in the literature I researched mentioned how hard they are to open, not even on Wago's website. A google search described this so I used more force. No problem. They grip the wire really well and they are well made.

This lever nuts grip is pretty good. The lever itself has a satisfying locking action. After installing, I tugged hard on the wires to see if any of them would go loose - none of them did. Vert confident with this item that it would stay connected for a very long time.

Started using these connectors about 5 years ago and they have yet to disappoint. Sometimes my wire connections unintentionally end up submerged or buried in dirt and they stand up great to these situations. The pin point pressure connection lasts well over time and have had some in use for years. The quick connect feature allows fast disconnection for testing wires. Love this product.

Bad grip

THEY WORK LIKE A CHARM I USED THEM ON MY TRACTOR LIGHTS AND ALSO USED THEM ON MY POT LIGHTS IN THE CEILING THE ELECTRICIAN GRABBED A DOZEN FROM THE BAG AND TOOK THEM WITH HIM

I always forget I have these. So much better than using Marrette connectors. They hold very tightly and make life much easier. I was installing a fan and it slipped, the reason it didn't hit the floor was bc these connectors held it together.

Little small I thought.