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Atom
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2025
These lever wire nut connectors are a better option than the standard twist on wire nuts. The two port ones like these are pretty much good for connecting only two conductors. Most of the time the three lever connectors are what is required on many terminations and splices.I have used Wago nuts for the last couple years and they are great. These are similar, but a little bit bulkier. Using these is very easy; just requires stripping the ends of the wire, then insert, and close the lever lock to clamp the wires to a small internal connector bar.These are good to have on-hand in the electrical kit.
Dean K.
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025
This is half of what you normally pay for original Wago connectors at Lowe's or Home Depot, but it does not lack in quality. I use them for small DIY projects in a house with 18AWG wires. It can be a delicate job if you have to use standard wire nuts, but these make it very simple. Just strip a wire, lift the lever, insert the wire, and lower the lever. That’s it! You can test the connection at the top of the connector.
Dj
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025
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C. Elliott
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2025
great lever connectors that operate tightly on a pretty good range of wire sizes. As long as you have the room in your project box for these, use them instead of regular terminals or soldering, You won't regret it, they connect well and are easy to use, and reversible!
Justin D Ozone
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2025
I am a long-time user of and a believer in Wago connectors. These seem on par with them except, and this is big, they aren't rated for 12AWG stranded. These are a bulkier and make work in a box even tighter, especially if you're doing several drops in series. My biggest concern is "for residential wiring" notation on the product page. Wago does not have this limitation, at least in my code jurisdictions. Since Arborix and Wago prices are the same, Arborix is bigger, and Arborix limits itself to residential, I'll stick with Wago.
john a kloepper
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2025
I got these with a particular situation in mind. When it comes to twisting muti strand and single strand wire together. I've never been comfortable with the way they splice up under wire nut. This kit obviously get's around that worry completely. Now the two mediums are securely brought together and visible inside. PLUS they are lever activated so the ability to make a tight splice is there for anyone who doesn't have the hand strength to twist wire nuts. These provide piece of mind all around.
Mayer
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2025
Many of these off-brand lever connectors are perfectly reliable, but lack a UL listing.... Not these! I'm pleased to see each casing is clearly marked with the UL logo, and they even come with a spec sheet that lists their certified performance ratings across several different jurisdictions. I'm impressed that they received a 105°C temp rating from UL - that really maximizes the range of wires these can be used with.Compared to the ubiquitous Wago 221, these are very similar in specifications, however they are substantially larger. Not large enough to make a noticable difference in most situations, but certainly worth considering if you often work in tight spaces. Probably the biggest differentiator is that these are not rated for stranded 12AWG - and even if you ignore the rating, the entry holes are small enough that it can be a real pain to push them in all the way. Also, these are not quite as transparent as the Wagos, but still very easy to see through to inspect the quality of the connection. Like the Wagos, they do have a test point, located on top just behind the levers.Overall, I'm definitely a fan of these. Presently these are 20% better value than the Wago 221 which isn't massively compelling but still worth considering. If the price was reduced to $12-14 (for 60 pack), I'd buy them again without a second thought.
Garth D. Wiebe
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2025
This product is rated for wire from 12 to 28 AWG. See my photo, which has one stranded 12 AWG wire and one solid 30 AWG wire in it. I got the 30 AWG wire to clamp down on the second try. Both are secure. So, this product seems to do as advertised.Just be aware that in high current scenarios the wire is being clamped down by a knife edge, so all the current will flow through that edge. Besides that, I don't see any problems.As a Vine reviewer, I am expected to post a review promptly after receiving the product, so of course can say nothing about long term results. But all looks good on the first day.
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