WAGO 221 Lever Nuts 90pc Compact Splicing Wire Connector Assortment with Case. Includes (25x) 221-2401, (25x) 221-412, (25x) 221-413, (15x) 221-415

Great product, makes wiring a lot easier, cant go wrong.

I will never use wire nuts again! Where have you been all my life, WAGO?

Ill never go back to wire nuts unless I absolutely have to. Make sure you pay attention to your wire gauges when you buy them though.

I didnt know that these existed until recently. I had always thought that wire nuts were the only option for joining household wiring. Unfortunately, once you have twisted more than two wires into a wire nut, you have a very stiff wire rope that resists being bent and folded back into the junction box. WAGOs join the wires into a flat assembly that is much easier fold back into the junction box. This is really helpful when working with dimmers, 3 and 4 way switches or smart switches/outlets all of which take up a lot more space than standard 2 pole switches and outlets. Ill take any help I can get when it comes to getting the wiring stowed back into the junction box.

This is a great assortment pack for DIYer and new homeowners. I used several of the inline wago to extend wires that were cut too short in my junction box. I used the 5 slot wago to clean up some of 4 gang boxes. You can also use the wago inlines to a spare male side extension cord to make a plug to test canless lighting or other similar non corded lights.

I used the Wago wire connectors to install a ceiling fan. I had to work over head in a tight junction box. To terminate wires: you simply strip the end of the wire, lift the Wago lever, insert the wire, and close the lever. The terminations held tightly and were quick and easy.

Where have these been all my life! These are amazing I had my doubt but they quickly changed after using these! These are especially easy when using stranded wire with solid wire

They are easy to use I like them so much better than the old wire nuts.

No more crammed junction boxes

These are the best by far. I made the mistake of buying a cheaper brand and regretted it.