Peppy Products LLC via Amazon has
28-Piece WAGO 221 Lever Nuts Splicing Wire Connector Assortment w/ Case for $20.95 - $4.82 when you apply promo code
5RFI5ZDI at checkout =
$16.13.
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About this Item: - Connect any combination of solid, stranded, and flexible copper wires faster and more reliably
- Terminates 24-12 AWG for 221-41x, 20-12 AWG for 221-2401
- UL Listed, Genuine WAGO LEVER NUTS
- Visually inspect for proper strip length and complete wire insertion through its transparent housing
- Includes: 8x 221-2401 (2 conductor inline), 8x 221-412 (2 conductor), 8x 221-413 (3 conductor), 4x 221-415 (5 conductor) with case
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$20.95 - $5.24 = $16.13. <- NOPE...
But my final price was $16.13...
Do I trust Wagos? Sure, if they're from a trusted seller.
Is Amazon a trusted seller? Oh my dear goodness, no absolutely not. They commingle inventory -- you have a VERY strong likelihood of getting a counterfeit. Personally, I've gotten counterfeit toothbrushes, textbooks, and microSD memory cards. I've gotten "sold as NEW but arrived as USED" cabinet hinges, sheet protectors, and even underwear. Yeah. That was just as gross as you'd imagine.
If you get a counterfeit 110v mains electrical product, does that increase the risk of electrical fire? "Hey Computer, play song titled 'We actually DID start the fire.' Thanks!"
If I was messing around with some temporary 5v/12v arduino-esque project, sure -- these would be pretty cool. But I'd NEVER put them in a place where catastrophic failure could result in severe harm.
Where should I buy them, if not from scAmazon? Simple. Home Depot or a local electrical supply house.
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Do I trust Wagos? Sure, if they're from a trusted seller.
Is Amazon a trusted seller? Oh my dear goodness, no absolutely not. They commingle inventory -- you have a VERY strong likelihood of getting a counterfeit. Personally, I've gotten counterfeit toothbrushes, textbooks, and microSD memory cards. I've gotten "sold as NEW but arrived as USED" cabinet hinges, sheet protectors, and even underwear. Yeah. That was just as gross as you'd imagine.
If you get a counterfeit 110v mains electrical product, does that increase the risk of electrical fire? "Hey Computer, play song titled 'We actually DID start the fire.' Thanks!"
If I was messing around with some temporary 5v/12v arduino-esque project, sure -- these would be pretty cool. But I'd NEVER put them in a place where catastrophic failure could result in severe harm.
Where should I buy them, if not from scAmazon? Simple. Home Depot or a local electrical supply house.
On the other hand, I agree with LavenderPickle that you should be very wary of Amazon and any products that you ingest or wire up to mains voltage. However in this case, I think it is ok.
The kit itself is awesome, although I wish there were more inline connectors and fewer 5 terminal connectors. If you're on the fence about wire nuts vs. Wago, definitely give this a try. If you've ever worked over your head in a tight space or worked with a mix of solid and stranded wires, you'll be a believer as soon as you snap those levers down (and give the wire a good tug to be sure).
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