Wago Lever-Nut Assortment Pack - 2 Port (20), 3 Port (20), and 5 Port (20) Compact Connector Terminal Block Wire Push Cable Connector - Conductor Terminals for 12-28 AWG Wire - 32A Capacity Review

Damn practical. Easy to use. I mostly use 4 and 5 port. Because you have more pin headers to add extra power to both the positive and negative wires. Great invention. I love her.

The levers are a bit difficult to open but they do a great job. I made the whole room a snap with built in lamps, sockets and switches. Wago releases a slim version that works even better in smaller boxes.

seen videos about it and read reviews. But my first experience is that they don't work. DO NOT pinch stranded wire, simply fell off repeatedly. I ended up using wire nuts. Will try to use them again in another project and hope for the best.

I like these connectors. I had a hard time lifting the levers at times, but I'm old and have a bit of arthritis. They have an indentation on the bottom that tells you how long to remove the insulation. You need to do a pull test to make sure the wire is pinched. This test leaves no doubt. Either it sticks or it doesn't. If the wire isn't pinched, it usually means you didn't insert the wire far enough before lowering the lever.

After using wire nuts for decades and cursing them, I was happy to see Wago videos on YouTube. I immediately ran after them. They simplify the entire connection process. I heard that there are counterfeit Wago plugs. I don't know how to find her. I received these connectors and immediately used them to replace a failed nut connection. Simply insert the wire and close the lever. No need to use electrical tape to secure the wire nut. Did.