QTV #8 - Connecting / Joining Electrical Wires

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View all my tutorials and videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/mjlorton/videos?live_view=500&flow=list&sort=dd&view=1 ------------------------------ Click "Show more" ------------------------------------------- In this video I take a look at the handy Wago Wall-Nuts / Pushwire J-Box Connectors. These innovative wire connectors make easy work of connecting electrical wiring together. I do a comparison with wire nut connectors. You can buy your Wago connectors here: http://astore.amazon.com/m0711-20?node=10&page=5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ My website and forum:- http://www.mjlorton.com Donations and contributions:- http://www.mjlorton.com My techie channel MJLorton - Solar Power and Electronic Measurement Equipment - http://www.youtube.com/MJLorton My Techie Amazon Store: http://astore.amazon.com/m0711-20 My other channel VBlogMag - For almost any topic under the sun! - http://www.youtube.com/VBlogMag My VBlogMag Amazon Store: http://astore.amazon.com/vblogmag-20 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ =================================================== Video sponsor, Pass Ltd - their websites: At checkout use the discount / promotion code "mjlorton" for 5% off. http://www.tester.co.uk/?cmid=QmhzQjcxYjVlc1E9&afid=bFcwbzliNzVDc289&ats=K2EyUjZNTDh3UTA9 - Test Equipment and Test-meter suppliers and http://www.calibrate.co.uk/?cmid=QmhzQjcxYjVlc1E9&afid=bFcwbzliNzVDc289&ats=S3Yxd2tOMjVISzA9 - Calibration and service of test equipment =================================================== $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Bitcoin (BTC) Donations: 1K7PeF55e7ssE7W3WVCoa7c4j2PHzy6ASv $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ ********************************************************************************** Music clip from Youtube Music Library - Phase Three by Huma-Huma **********************************************************************************

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Good video -a few quick tips for future videos though: less cuts at the start (so it's not so jumpy - they were short bits) and a little more awareness of the focal point of the camera (e.g. don't hold things close to the lens if it's going to make them blurry there - hold them by your face). You have a great story to tell and don't want to lose viewers with a few bumps at the start.

I liked your set up with all the parts laid out, and the closeups of the box, your wire stripper, etc. Good work and informative - thanks!
How does the Wego Wall Nuts effect Electrical box cubit air loading versus the wire nut or solder/taped connections? The concept of Wego seems to follow the Stab Lock Electrical Panel engineering where the contact is made by spring mechanical pressure versus the screw in pressure connection like the Square D Electrical Panels. The Wego system is a pressure connection set by manufacturer versus the contact pressure apples directly by the electrician with a wire nut - but the Wago System would save installation time
Wagos or similar are nice but they are 2-3 times the cost vs standard wire nuts so keep that in mind if one has a large project. I purchase 10s of thousands of wire nuts per year. Got to keep purchasing costs way down. Wagos are speedy though for doing things like ballast replacements and such.
Y(347) 774-3847 help plz!!!!
We use those in Poland since like 2005. They're common as dirt.
wago has outside a marking how long to strip off lenth.
I find it tough to remove one wire on a wall nut when working live
I don't trust Wago type connectors. I think contact area is too small. In case of overloading it when the case melts mechanical strength of connection is very weak. I will never ever use them in sockets circuit 2.5mm2. Maybe in lighting installations 1.5mm2 with a small current flowing. I prefer to use chocolate blocks made of brass.
Hi I am Lloyd M Gardiner jr and I am from the Bahamas and I injoy watching your Video you open my eye to the best thing I have seen on wire nuts I will never use the round wire nuts again thanks a lot LOVE YOUR SHOW
I couldn't pull wires out of a push-in connector, so I cut it off. They should make releasable clamps for those connectors.
1:48 Actually here we call them by their brand name : simply "Wago" or "Wago connector". I have used those for ages and currently I am mostly using the Wago 222 types.
Has anyone even heard of BP Connectors?
Its all we seem to use in Australia.
Are these also suitable for less thicker wires or are they specifically designed for the thick wires you're using?
Great tutorial, I found it well presented.
The WAGO connectors are the BEST!
I have thrown all my old connectors away.
There are also the 222 type and slim 221 type which have levers on them and therefor can be used on fine starnded wire.
can you use that connector to add electrical sockets to a ring circuit?
Not all receptacles use 12 gauge wire.
Does it work for cable of multiple wires?
Spliceline In-line Wire Connectors by Ideal Industries I would be interested if you have ever used these connectors and how they test. they came up on amazon as an alternative with Wago connectors
Great blog Martin, this question is for anyone who has experience with walnut wire connectors. Can I push in a twisted wire from a bathroom fan into a walnut connector? Thanks, Fred

QTV #8 - Connecting / Joining Electrical Wires - Wall Nuts vs Wire Nuts

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