Wago Connectors Compared | What Wire Connectors Are The Best?

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In this video i will be comparing wire connectors and we will check out what wago connectors are best. We will also look at how to use the wagobox junction box. If you like the content leave a like and please subscribe for more content like this as I've got a lot more to come and there will be something that will help you out.
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@BobBenz55 Рік тому

Excellent video, need to remove piping and cut electrical wires ready for my steel beam to go in then re route and join again. This really helped me 👍🏼👌

@justandy333 4 місяці тому

Funny story, I had access to a tensiometer machine a few years back and we tested a wago 222 connector. We wern't supposed to but we had a play on it during our lunch break. We used a bit of tinned 1.5mm multicore wire and clamped it into the wago connector. We then put it into the tensiometer and let her rip. We applied 80kg of force to the wire before it finally let go! That's like hanging a washing machine from it! very impressive.

@SaltMinerOU812 4 хвилини тому

Todd would agree!!

@tdanger68 2 роки тому

I've been using wago 221's for the last few years and wouldn't go back to anything else. The amount of time they save easily outweighs the extra cost. Great video as usual

@TheDIYGuy1 2 роки тому

Absolutely. Thanks for the comments!

@justandy333 4 місяці тому

I couldn't agree more, I rarely get into doing electrics but when I do, the Wago 221's are excellent for all the reasons you've stated. Lets be honest they aren't even that expensive. £20 for a box of 50 3-ways. The amount of time you'll save faffing around with the screw in type connectors is well worth the extra expense. Plus it actually makes a job enjoyable, rather than a pain. Not a fan of the push connectors because you can't undo them.

@DjGiluk 2 роки тому

Learning loads from your channel - you explain things really clearly and always cover the topic thoroughly. Will get some of these in the DIY arsenal as they will come in handy. You have given me the confidence to give electrical tasks around the house a go - keep up with the great videos, look forward to more. Thanks 👍🏻

@TheDIYGuy1 2 роки тому

Thanks, I'm glad you like the channel and it's helping you learn.

@cmackscott761 7 місяців тому

I installed three Sunco 4 Inch Ultra Thin LED lights in my kitchen above the sink. The light units only last several months before they radically dim. It was a pain to replace all three lights the other day because the one in the middle has 2 sets of 4 wires under wire nuts. I want to thank you for your video because it shows you can release the lever if you need to pull a wire loose. This will make it so much easier to replace the lights in the future.

@pauloroarty1799 2 роки тому

So well explained and the Wago lever method is the one I will use along with the Box thing.Thank you

@TheDIYGuy1 2 роки тому

Thanks for the comments 👍

@johnanthonycolley3803 Рік тому

Great tips ( Those Wago Lever connectors are EXACTLY what I need to wire in my Ham Radio Transceiver in my Truck ) Cheers 🤗

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Glad it helped

@iank6482 Рік тому

Amazing comparisons, thanks for the pros and cons

@brrymcgolly Рік тому

These wire connections are brilliant saves so much time I'm pleased I'm watching your videos .

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Thanks for watching

@deltoid4 Рік тому

Fantastic video, I am beginner at electrical, but my old man is an electrical engineer, I feel like a pain in the ass calling for his help so finding something like this really helps. I recently bought 4 x10w floodlights from amazon with the intention of connecting as many as I can per plug, I couldn't visualise how it was done until I seen this. For the record the lights are being fitted above aquariums. And will eventually all run off a timer.

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Thanks a lot glad it helps

@sayeedharem4673 Рік тому

Thanks for sharing your expertise many taskers don't like to talk during an estimate or explain things to novices .thumbs up 😅

@davidhorsfield4462 Рік тому

Your comparison videos are really helpful, thanks

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Glad you like them 👍

@smfvmd Рік тому

Helped me make up my mind. Thanks for posting.

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Glad it was helpful

@davidgubbins238 Рік тому

Very clear and simple. Great video

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Glad it was helpful!

@MrCrashedagain Рік тому

Very helpful comparison thank you. Wago kit ordered 👍

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Glad it was helpful!

@thomo74 26 днів тому

Very helpful ! Thank you.

@clairewallace993 9 місяців тому

Just what I needed to know. Thank you!

@TheDIYGuy1 9 місяців тому

Glad it was helpful!

@trevorgeorge3286 Рік тому

Brilliant was looking for comparisons this video hits the spot

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Glad you find the video helpful

@AmandaJV248 7 місяців тому

Really useful information thank you. I want to extend the power cord on some table lamps and will definitely use the wagos.

@TheDIYGuy1 7 місяців тому

Glad it was helpful!

@MrPants1970 Рік тому

Brilliant video, really helpful. I am fitting an in-line extractor fan in my attic, which I need to connect to my lighting circuit, I was dreading fitting a connector block as they are hard t to to, I have just ordered these off the back of your video, thank you 🙏

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Glad it helped

@ronlane2738 2 роки тому

Brilliant as usual. Thanks for another sensible and useful topic (others please note!) 👍

@TheDIYGuy1 2 роки тому

Thanks I'm glad you enjoy my videos! And if there's anything else in particular you'd like to see please let me know.

@johnsleman445 Рік тому

Love watching your videos very helpful thank you

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

You are so welcome

@stevanstolp4701 2 роки тому

Hi, just want to add, for stranded(flexible) cables, only the 221 are suitable as is. For the screwed terminal blocks and most connectors with screws(there are some exemptions) you really need wire end ferrules for a good secure connection, or soldering for direct connection to printed circuit board and such. The 2nd type connector you showed are really just for solid wires.

@IAmThe_RA Рік тому

The 222 as well

@Sjf542 Рік тому

@@IAmThe_RA and 224 for lights 👍

@Faddnn Рік тому

The second can be used for stranded wire as well. Not fine-stranded though.

@kevindeacon1542 Рік тому

Found the wago 221's last year, best thing ever, so easy

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

They are very good 🙂

@leesmall7693 2 роки тому

Hi mate , Fantastic bit of information , nice one 👍

@TheDIYGuy1 2 роки тому

Hi, glad you enjoyed it. If there's anything else you'd like to see please let me know 👍

@ashleygainard4978 Місяць тому

Nice video. I generally use uninsulated Ferrules on stranded cable. makes for a more solid connection and easier to terminate.

@911HRW 2 роки тому

What I like about the chocolate block is the hole (where you snap them) in the middle that you can use a screw in the middle to secure down.

@AndrewLumsden Рік тому

More often than not, the plastic used for choc blocks is soft and does not snap. This soft plastic is also more likely to become very brittle over many years and can simply fall off the inner metal joint.

@sirbrian9404 Рік тому

Brilliant m8 I've just started to use these wago connectors they are awesome 👌

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Yes they are! Thanks

@mattmcevaddy Рік тому

great info. thanks for sharing

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Thanks a bunch

@spatel3783 26 днів тому

thanks for sharing the knowledge, would be good to hear your views on waterproof connection options! :)

@dancona31 5 місяців тому

good explanation DIY Guy

@dianewolf175 7 місяців тому

Great demonstration There was a bare wire showing coming out of one of the primary gray lg wires?😊

@DanielRamirez-dk2kb Рік тому

It's look very easy. I'll use that wago connectors. Thank's

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Anytime

@Mambo1701e 8 місяців тому

Brilliant video 🎉

@TheDIYGuy1 8 місяців тому

Thanks 😀

@michaelrobinson9643 10 місяців тому

Have you guidance on the most effective solution for splitting 1 to 4 for stranded for cables in a rack (not inwall)? I've a task that needs a splitter cable as a distribution panel will not fir. I definitely agree on the issues with screw down on stranded. Still need screws on the plug terminations however at least I can twist and then bend double for those.

@Bzz22 2 роки тому

Hi great video very informative, Does the junction box except larger connectors, 3/4 way connecting blocks . Thanks.

@TheDIYGuy1 2 роки тому

Hi. Thanks. Yes they do.

@michaelreeves8164 10 місяців тому

Wago is the connector I've mostly used. Excellent.

@robcharlton7988 Рік тому

Very well done!

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Thank you very much!

@paullefur6213 Рік тому

Super vlog again, for stranded if I have no other solution I use bootlace ferrules/ends wroks for me or would have to use a choc bloc

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

👍

@nutCrack5 8 місяців тому

They look so easy to use!

@TheDIYGuy1 8 місяців тому

They are 😊

@Pulverrostmannen Рік тому

The grey lever connectors are my favorite, they clamp harder than the transparent ones and can tollerate more moisture before they fail. I use these a lot in the automotive work since they can and will be outside a vehicle in boxes under the cars etc, even inside a caravan during winter you will get a lot of condensation during winter and I never needed to replace a grey one but many times the transparent ones. however both are good and beyond if you compare to a sugar cube or even just flat pin connectors as they often use in the HV terminals as well inside these vehicles. caravans are a complete jungle of standards when you compare to houses and everyone uses everything they get their hands on for the cheapest price without a care in the world

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

👍

@martyomeara3755 2 роки тому

Great video man

@TheDIYGuy1 2 роки тому

Thanks, glad you liked it

@GpoppaJohn 2 роки тому

Didn’t even know block connectors existed. Looks so much easier👍

@TheDIYGuy1 2 роки тому

👍

@gantshill4647 Рік тому

thanks for the video

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Your welcome 👍

@jensschroder8214 16 днів тому

- It is often not clear what the current carrying capacity of the screw terminals is. This is often only 1 or 2 amps. - Push fit connectors are not approved for flexible wires. The wire can be removed by twisting. - With lever clamps, a rigid wire can be inserted without opening the lever. If the wires are flexible, the lever must be opened. But the disadvantage is that these are only suitable up to 4mm ² and 32A. There is also the larger 221 variant up to 6mm² and 41A

@hmurchison8123 2 роки тому

I’m not sure if the 222 Wago does this but I know the 221 have a nice feature where you don’t even have to lift the lever to insert your cable. You can just push solid core in and they’ll lock and only release with the lever. Love this feature.

@TheDIYGuy1 2 роки тому

👍

@IAmThe_RA Рік тому

You should open the lever especially with stranded. If you watch WAGO 221 ad you are advised to open the lever before inserting conductor.

@unitrader403 Рік тому

@initial post the 222 does not have that feature. you must open the Lever for every type of Wire. @@IAmThe_RA The Manual for the 221 specifiaclly states that you can use them like push-in connectors for solid Wire (but only for these)

@Jim-nm1en 11 місяців тому

I used two 5 gang Wago lever connectors on my motorbike to wire in accessories. I used a switched live to one block and earth terminal to the other block. They are low profile making them ideal for wiring in accessories under the seat on a motorcycle. I think they are fantastic.

@SaltMinerOU812 Хвилина тому

Excellent idea about wiring under the motorcycle seats I have some of these I'm going to work on my wife's trike, she needs some cleaning up under there

@robertsingleton2364 9 місяців тому

Hiya great video!! Can you comment or do a video on wago or ideal jbs/ connectors used to tackle maintenance free applications on radial circuits/ final ring circuits only the right choice of jbs/ connectors! Lightings fine all low amps ! What step up on final ring and radial ? ? Bit misty here ! Cheers catch ya soon/ bob

@TheDIYGuy1 9 місяців тому

Great suggestion! Thanks

@fus149hammer5 Місяць тому

I used wago connectors when I replaced my mates bathroom light. Never again will I have to stand on a ladder connecting up wires in chocolate box connectors and wishing I had a third hand. The only annoyance is having to make the hole in the ceiling bigger to take the junction box.😊

@Birchenoun Рік тому

Great video. I'm currently putting up a stud wall away from a party wall to reduce sound coming from the neighbours. Will need to bring the existing electrical cabling through the partition wall and fit a surface mounted electrical socket on the new wall. Would the push fit connector be okay? The junction will be in the gap between the existing party wall and the first layer of plasterboard. Hope that makes sense Cheers

@richardpawlowski4540 Рік тому

Wago connectors can be used in “maintenance free” situations such as your stud wall where access will not be available later. However, there are some conditions firstly you cannot simply leave the wires and conductors just loose in the cavity, they need to be in an enclosure ie. a Wago box. If using a Wago box you need to seal it with a cable tie through the loop provided. Furthermore if the circuit is a ring circuit there is only one Wago push fit type of connector you are allowed to use the code escapes for the moment but it is detailed on the instruction sheet that comes with the Wago box.

@SouthernWolff 4 місяці тому

I have a 3 gang light switch. There's so many wires back up in there. Can I use a wago 221 5pin connector to, for example, utilize 1 single neutral wire into it, and 3 wires out of the wago 221 into the 3 switches? Same with 1 ground going in, 3 grounds coming out to the switches? And same with the hot? 1 in, 3 out? If I can, what do I do with the old wires in the box?

@richardbriansmith8562 Рік тому

Awesome Video

@MickeyMouseMK 2 місяці тому

Thank you

@TheDIYGuy1 2 місяці тому

You're welcome

@tahoe4beauty Рік тому

Thanks Mate..!! Gave a like ✍)))

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Thank you too!

@johnjohn-ne8fw Рік тому

Great video 👍

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Thanks 👍

@RossHbn 2 роки тому

Thanks. 👍

@TheDIYGuy1 2 роки тому

Your welcome 👍

@chrisdicko1683 Рік тому

The lever WAGO's are the best for lighting because at a light fitting you often have solid core and multi strand cable of different sizes so you can easily terminate a 1.5 mm and a 0.75mm in different terminals within the same connector block

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

👍

@mfielding007 2 роки тому

Great video

@TheDIYGuy1 2 роки тому

Glad you found it helpful

@parthenocarpySA 4 місяці тому

You can also put things like resistors between two inline wago 221s.

@fauxque5057 5 місяців тому

Stranded wire in the bus bar type should have a ferrule crimped on the wire before putting it in the terminal and tightening the screw. The push in Ideal and Wago's style connectors are also reusable. Twist back and forth while pulling on the wire. It will come out. The thin stranded wires can be tinned with solder and they will push in easily.

@ronan4681 Рік тому

My favourite are the Wago 221, use them all the time. Realistically they are not that expensive when you look at time saved

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Absolutely. Time is money 💰

@chrisjw37 Рік тому

I found out the hard way that twisted wires don;t engage in the push fits on the job. I wish screwfix mentioned this on their sales page and saved my money.

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Absolutely

@Steve-ef7ss Рік тому

I might be old school but electrically, for cables above 1.5 I think that two cables both long enough to have 2 screws biting down on them in an appropriate size connector block is a better connection. This way you end up with copper against copper which must be better than copper-wago spring-wago spring-copper. I'd welcome feedback on this.

@unitrader403 Рік тому

Just FYI: the Spring in the Wago Connectors is never designed to carry current, it is purely to provide the necessary tension to push the wire against the bus bar (which is made from Copper afaik) also screw terminals screw up the wire. especially if you over-torque them.. (if you torque them to maximum compression and have temperature cycles you might end up with a loose connection: when the connection expands it has to shove the material to the sides, and since it was compressed to the maximum before the copper lost its elasticity so when it cools down and shrinks you now have a tiny gap)

@arbjful Рік тому

Are there any options for fixing the connectors to a housing? Instead of leaving them loose, I am looking for alternatives to the old fashioned black colored two way screw type terminal blocks

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

The wagobox and lighting wagobox are great for this

@bennywild1985 Рік тому

Can you unmount the ideal connectors? I would assume if your couldnt, it would be in the cons of them? I would really like to know if they can be or not, i thiught i spotted a slot for an electrical driver to be inserted, perhaps for dismounting?

@unitrader403 11 місяців тому

if you refer to push fits and if its like wagos that slot is for inserting test probes. You remove single wires from them by pulling on it and twisting in alternating directions, and with each twist you pull it out a tiny bit more

@jayjohal6892 Рік тому

Which amp connector block would you recommend for 1mm lighting cable? Im installing downlights. Would 15A connector blocks be ok? Or are they too big??

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Hi, 15a will be fine 👍

@thegreatoutdoors2000 2 роки тому

Thanks

@TheDIYGuy1 2 роки тому

Your welcome

@artjacob5359 Рік тому

Yes

@lukeh8131 Рік тому

I've recently started replacing all of the sockets and switches in my house and I've had one troublesome one in the kitchen. It's an inch from the ceiling above the cooker (used for the extractor fan) and so trying to put the new socket on is hurting my brain. The cables are really short, they won't stay seated in the terminals because I'm having to twist everything just to get the screwdriver in, and twisting it back pulls them out. Would the lever connectors be the best option to extend the cables and get a quick, safe connection? Also what size/rating should I use?

@unitrader403 11 місяців тому

sounds like a perfect fit for the wago 221-2411 to extend the wires. although a 3way might be be better if you have more than one cable in there (just a tiny bit less ideal to use, if you have the option)

@jellyd4889 Рік тому

This info is not available on the wago site. In this form anyway. Or I could not find it. Thanks.

@ianholland8907 2 роки тому

How would you choose between the Wago 221 and 222 connectors? Ie how do you know which one to select?

@TheDIYGuy1 2 роки тому

221 is smaller and clear bodied. This helps eliminate mistakes and saves you space inside a junction box.

@Hew.Jarsol Місяць тому

At 2:40 the push fit wago... How do you get the wire out again after if you need to? Thanks.

@TheDIYGuy1 Місяць тому

When using pushfit wagos you can twist and pull the cable to release it.

@Hew.Jarsol Місяць тому

@@TheDIYGuy1 ahh thanks. Mine is bent over like a U shape crimped? For single wires. Will that work..?!

@christopheradams7158 Рік тому

Is it possible to buy a pack of wago connectors that would cater for a number of different tasks like for lighting jobs

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Sure is 👍

@enahoroerijoh7210 Рік тому

There's something about the wago connectors that most people seem not noticing. It is: when you intend to test their terminals for voltage, it's almost impossible to do this, when the terminals are possibly live.

@unitrader403 Рік тому

every wago connector has at least one hole specifically for inserting test probes (they just provide accass to an voltage carrying part, but dont clamp down on the test leads) For the 222s is is the rectangular hole above the Levers, for the push-ins there is a round hole on the opposite side where the wires are inserted. In case of the 221s they have at least two test lead holes - one is next to the holes for the Wire, and the other is on the opposite side

@brazilonline8154 3 місяці тому

Is it allowed to use wago in UK? He in Brasil it bacame so popular then soccer. I have some untrustness on this connector wago, its main piace that hold the wire in place is a sprim. My fear is to pass of time this sprim may fail and cause fire deal a loose conection.

@samf90 Рік тому

If you were changing a light fixture and using the wago connectors, is it safe to just tape them as you would with a traditional junction, or do you need to put the wago connectors in the wago box? Just seems like the wago box would be huge and i’d need to cut a hole in my ceiling to put it in!

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

The best thing to use is a wago lighting box. It is a lot smaller than the standard wagobox

@RidgeForrester 5 місяців тому

Wago 221 for life.

@m.b4392 Рік тому

Wago the best. All your videos are the best

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Thanks

@avec4amadman1 5 днів тому

Are you from Norfolk? & @4:25 put a Ferrell/bootlace on it

@noscreadur Рік тому

Go Wago-go-go! Game changers,

@bbsaid218 2 роки тому

The lever connectors are brilliant.

@TheDIYGuy1 2 роки тому

They certainly are

@williambelford9661 Рік тому

Do you use the same WAGO connectors for 1.5mm & 10.5mm cables? I know connector strips vary in size for different gauges of cable.

@pizzablender Рік тому

Wago specifies the 221 for 0.2 to 4 mm^2 wire. 24 - 12 AWG. There is also a (rail mounted) type that goes from 0.5 - 16 mm^2, (20 - 6 AWG)

@Khoruzhin Рік тому

The stranded wire should be used with ferrule. If the ferrule is used then there is no problem using a stranded cable with Wago PushWire connectors like 773 or 2273.

@charlescp1558 Рік тому

You didn’t mention that Wagos can be used in inaccessible locations as there are no screws to come loose. Also the spring type are not reusable.

@nickweaver3512 Рік тому

Correct, Wagos can be used, as long as in a box. inside stud walls where they are not accessible. Any screwed connection must be accessible.

@unitrader403 Рік тому

At least for Wago they are reuseable. Just pull the Wire you want to remove and twist it in alternating directions. Though the amount of reuses is limited (i wouldnt reuse one with unkown history) it does work. (obviously only works for solid wire, not for stranded, but the push ins are only intended for solid wire anyway)

@UKsingh1313 11 місяців тому

He did mention they are very easy to use in confined space

@perknudsen76 6 днів тому

The WAGO connector without the lever can actually be disconnected by twisting and pulling 😊

@julianhullis1567 2 роки тому

Very helpful, thanks. Do all those connectors need wrapping in electrical tape if you're not using the junction box?

@TheDIYGuy1 2 роки тому

Hi, they should be enclosed in a box really but if not I would use some insulation tape.

@julianhullis1567 2 роки тому

@@TheDIYGuy1 Ok, thanks. I'll use junction box.

@AutodidactEngineer Рік тому

Nothing beats soldering period.

@user-ue5hg3hj2w Рік тому

What stores carry this product?

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

Many here in the uk. Links are in the description

@paullefur6213 Рік тому

on the right had box of connectors the bottom right cream colour and above the grey colour I could not work out how to use these I am just being a total noob 🤣can you comment on these and how to use thanks in advance.

@loktom4068 10 місяців тому

Would anybody usr this in auto and marine where high vibrations will exist ?

@donearl6675 Рік тому

can they be used in the engine bay of a car?

@surferdude642 Рік тому

No, they don't seem great in a vibrating environment and the constant heat and cold won't be good either. You're better off with a terminal block, butt splice, or something designed for automotive and vehicle use.

@johncooney4004 Рік тому

Some of the Wago push fit connectors are only for solid wire, and others take solid or stranded.

@gwine9087 Рік тому

I only go with the Wago lever connectors, now.

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

I do in most applications

@NotclownJ0k3r5 2 роки тому

your views on the Chinese wago copies ?

@TheDIYGuy1 2 роки тому

Personally I've used a few but I don't find the quality to be the best. You may be able to get away with them but I think I would prefer to pay the extra for the real deal.

@rayc1503 2 роки тому

They're not tested to any of the current wiring standards. If the use of them so happens to cause house a fire. Your insurance won't accept liability.

@TheDIYGuy1 2 роки тому

@@rayc1503 great point

@Garywxm1 Рік тому

Stranded wire use bootlace ferrules better connection on any connector block

@dansharp8042 8 місяців тому

Wago is the way to go.

@TheDIYGuy1 8 місяців тому

Absolutely

@andysims4906 Рік тому

Although the Wagos appear to be good I’m very sceptical about long term use . Just a bit of plastic and a springy bit of steal . Time will tell

@TheDIYGuy1 Рік тому

I've never had an issue but I value your opinion and concerns 👍

@unitrader403 Рік тому

you forgot about the Copper Bus Bar.. the springy bit of Steel is only to push the wire against said bus bar but it is not intended to carry the current. And how long is long term for you? cause we are currently at almost 50 Years since Market Introduction of the original Wago 273

@MrSkunky2009 Місяць тому

Brilliant Insight ...!!!

@sevenodonata 2 роки тому

Wagos demonstrate how little force the is needed for a solid electrical contact, I've come across terminal blocks where the wire inside is squashed almost flat!

@TheDIYGuy1 2 роки тому

Yeah I agree 👍

@nickmountford5909 Рік тому

don't think anybody has mentioned the safety issue of terminal/block/choc blocs.. all the screw heads could/will be live and open, they should be in a box or low voltage only, seen loads in lofts just sat there ready to zap you.