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Select Home Depot Stores: 10-Pack IDEAL In-Sure Lever Wire Connectors (various)

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$7.48

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Select Home Depot Stores [link for reference only; store locator] have 10-Pack IDEAL In-Sure Lever Wire Connectors (various) on sale with prices starting from $1.93. Offer is valid In-Store only.

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Note: In-store availability and pricing varies by location.

Available:

10-Pack IDEAL In-Sure 2-Port Lever Wire Connector (30-01L22) $1.93
10-Pack IDEAL In-Sure 3-Port Lever Wire Connector (30-01L23) $2.23
10-Pack IDEAL In-Sure 5-Port Lever Wire Connector (30-01L25) $2.83

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Written by Edited February 17, 2024 at 10:48 AM by

Be gentle, my first deal posted.

Was at the local Home Depot in SoCal looking for wire connectors. Oddly, there were some in aisle 15, but the website said aisle 13. There were a bunch more there. So they have these in two different locations in the store. (Maybe different types of wire connectors?)

Anyway, these are similar to the Wago, these are In Sure and they had 10 packs of the 2 port, 3 port, and 5 port with yellow tags.
In-sure 2 pt lever wire conn, 10/bag $1.93 was $7.48
In-sure 3 pt lever wire conn, 10/bag $2.23 was $8.46
In-sure 5 pt lever wire conn, 10/bag $2.83 was $10.98

I did not check brickseek, but the HD website does not show them on sale.
Oh, the yellow label had a date of 11/27/23, not sure what that date is for.

https://www.homedepot.com/s/30-01l2?NCNI-5

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Comparison of Wago and In-Sure along with wirenuts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hsMTklDgd0

Summary: the In-Sure actually has a little more resistance than Wago, but a little better hold on the wire.

Mixing stranded and solid does indeed seem to be one of the "killer applications" that comes up particularly with some lamp fixtures and quite often with ceiling fans. I'm aware of tips/techniques for mixing stranded and solid when using wire nuts (generally trying to make sure the stranded makes it into the spring by "leading" the solid) but this option is so simple and should leave little worry about technique.

Anyone bumping into aluminum branch circuit wiring should skip the IDEAL purple wirenuts hanging nearby these lever connectors and pick up some AlumiConn connectors (also, fortunately, in the same section at HD). The bad news is that you're going to have to make a one-time purchase of a torque screwdriver (usually in the range of $30-60). The good news is that you'll sleep easy about your aluminum wiring connections. Though not as simple as these IDEAL lever connectors, the connections using an AlumiConn are similarly satisfying vs. the unknowns of what's under a wire nut (and completely avoid the insomnia you might develop around galvanic corrosion [wikipedia.org]).

Good luck!
Jon

I certainly hadn't realized IDEAL was making lever connectors (I was more familiar with their push-in poroduct... which I typically ignore). These are indeed probably a nice buy.

To be fair, IDEAL makes a lot of things at Home Depot, plenty of which don't even carry the IDEAL branding. They were the ones actually making the light bulbs Home Depot sold under Cree branding.

Good luck!
Jon