50 Pcs Lever Wire Nuts,Idong Compact Splicing Connectors, 212 Quick Connection Terminal Electrical Connectors… (50)…

Tried these after viewing on Youtube. I was a bit skeptical but they are easy to use. Full marks

Much better than chock block, these ones are cheaper than the clear ones and do just as good a job!

Seem to work the same as Wago's but at a cheaper price. The spring action isn't as strong but wires are secure and safe.

This is a review of the 2-port, lever (quick connect) wire connector (nut).SPECIFICATIONSLength: 0.843”;Width: 0.52”;Height: 0.57”;Gauge capacity – solid wire: 12-28;Gauge capacity – stranded wire: 14-28;Rated voltage: 250-600V;Rated current” 32A;Stated maximum operating temperature: 85;NOTE: I assume they mean 85 degrees Celsius – or 185 degrees Fahrenheit;CE (Conformitè Europëenne) Certified;RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) Directive: EU directive that restricts the use of hazardous substances in in EEE (electrical and electronic equipment) to safeguard human health and the environment from any kind of damage. They are:Lead(Pb)Mercury(Hg)Cadmium(Cd)Hexavalent Chromium (Cr(VI))Polybrominated Biphenyls (PBB)Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers (PBDE)Bis(2-Ethylhexyl) Phthalate (DEHP)Benzyl butyl phthalate (BBP)Dibutyl phthalate (DBP)Diisobutyl phthalate (DIBP)NOTE: I’m guessing that, in the product description where is states ROSE, RoHS was meant.USESIn any application where joining wires is desired, within the stated electrical limitations.OBJECTIVEThese lever wire connectors are slightly smaller and flatter than the traditional cone-shaped wire nut and, therefore, are more suitable for use in tight spaces, especially in the case of a large gang(s) in a standard box or multiple connections in a junction box.Operation is simple: strip wire approximately 0.4” (10 mm), open levers, insert wire, close levers. Change your mind? Open levers, remove wires; reuse connector as needed.SUBJECTIVEI have used these lever wire nuts in junction boxes, primarily plastic SKD. 40/80 pull hubs and conduit bodies. In terms of their fit/function, they seem to me to be comparable to Wago and I expect they will serve as well.Finally, I absolutely disagree with the personal “safety requirements” of one user (1-star rating) for whom this lever wire nut failed his “pull test.” To be sure, you can pull the wires free from this, or any other wire nut with sufficiently applied force. So what? His video clearly shows that he had to exert himself to pull the wires free: with ordinary use, when are electrical wires subject to such force? And can one necessarily infer that, because the wires were able to be separated with great force, they will separate with normal use? Of course not. As I have said elsewhere, one person’s food is another’s poison, and it has nothing to do with the food.I find these levers to be well made, sturdy, and they securely hold both solid and stranded wires. I recommend them unequivocally.

Seems to be a great product that my son put me onto. Will make wire connections easier.

I really don’t like wire nuts; they generally do a good job but in tight spaces or short wires you may not make a good connection. I really like the lever type and push type connectors but as a lot of people I was a little skeptical about the less expensive lever connectors. I have read several reviews saying that the wires could easily be pulled out of the connectors so I thought I would do a quick test of the Idong 2 port Lever Wire connectors and the more expensive Wago brand model 221.Since they are designed for two wires inserted and locked into the connectors that I what I tested first. The associated image (Test 1 two conductors) shows the two connectors in the lock position with two 12-gauge ground wires inserted. I am a 6’ 220 lb. adult and I tried to pull the two connectors apart with both wires inserted I was not able to pull the connectors apart.The second test was with a single conductor locked between the two connectors; the associated image (Test 2 one conductor) shows the arrangement. I tried to pull the two connectors apart with one wire inserted, to my surprise the Wago wire connector failed to hold the wire. But it took an extreme amount of force before the wire pulled from the connector. The associated images (Test 2 - one conductor - result) shows the results of the second test.I can tell you that based on the tests I would not be afraid to use either one of these connectors as they are designed to be used with two conductors inserted. So I am pleased with my purchase of the Idong 2 port Lever Wire connectors and would purchase them in the future.

I really dig these as an option for wiring - very affordable and effective at clamping wires together. I dislike messing with wiring a whole lot and these make it a very forgiving process. Put the wires in and clamp them down. The old school wire nuts are fine but I've never loved those. These spring loaded options are awesome.

These are perfect for permanent or temporary wire connections, being sturdy and plastic-sheiled to protect your wires. I find them most useful when installing ceiling lamps where you need a third hand to hold the fixture and two more to screw on a traditional wire cap. These little clamps let you prep the wires in advance and then insert / clamp with a single hand. Useful and smart idea!