Wago Lever Connector - 2 Way - 32A

This pack of 10 genuine WAGO lever connectors is designed for electricians to easily and safely jo...

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This guide is for electricians and DIY enthusiasts who need a fast, reliable, and reusable method for joining electrical wires. The Wago Lever Connector simplifies the process of connecting solid and stranded core wires, saving time and eliminating the need for crimping tools. However, ensure that you use the correct wire gauge and voltage ratings to avoid any electrical hazards. This guide will cover everything you need to know about using these connectors effectively, from setup to troubleshooting.

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FAQs

What wire types are compatible with these connectors?

These connectors are designed for both solid and stranded core wires.

What is the maximum voltage rating?

The maximum voltage rating is 400V.

What wire gauge can be used with this connector?

The wire gauge range is from 12AWG to 28AWG, with a cable core/conductor size range of 0.08mm² to 4mm².

Are these connectors reusable?

Yes, they are reusable. Simply lift the lever to release the wire and reinsert it if needed.

Do I need any special tools for installation?

No, you do not need any special tools. Only a wire stripper is required.

How do I remove a wire from the connector?

Simply lift the lever on the connector, and the wire can be easily removed.

Can I use these connectors outdoors?

It is recommended to use these connectors indoors or in a protected environment. They are not designed for direct exposure to the elements.

Troubleshooting

Wire connection is loose.

Re-strip the wire to the correct length, fully insert it into the connector, and close the lever firmly.

Connector lever is difficult to open or close.

Ensure no wires are obstructing the lever movement. Replace the connector if the lever is damaged.

The wire won't fit into the connector.

Check the wire gauge to ensure it is within the specified range (0.08mm² to 4mm²). Ensure the wire insulation is stripped to the correct length.

The connector is not making a proper electrical contact.

Check if the wire is fully inserted and the lever is properly closed. Replace the connector if the internal contacts are damaged or corroded.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Saves time compared to traditional wire-joining methods.
  • Eliminates the need for crimping tools, simplifying the installation process.
  • Reusable design allows for easy modifications and troubleshooting.
  • Suitable for a wide range of wire types and sizes.
  • Compact size helps with space constraints in electrical boxes.
  • Provides a secure and reliable electrical connection.

Cons

  • Requires proper wire stripping to ensure a good connection.
  • May not be suitable for all types of electrical applications.
  • The levers can be prone to breakage if excessive force is used.
  • Can be more expensive than traditional wire connectors.
  • Requires careful consideration of wire gauge and voltage ratings.
  • Limited to a maximum cable core/conductor size of 4mm².

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Preparation: Ensure the power is OFF before working with any electrical wiring. Gather your Wago connectors and the wires you intend to connect.
  2. Wire Stripping: Strip the wire insulation to the recommended length (typically 9-11mm) using a wire stripper.
  3. Wire Insertion: Open the lever on the Wago connector. Insert the stripped wire fully into the designated entry port.
  4. Lever Closure: Close the lever to secure the wire. Ensure the wire is firmly held.
  5. Compatibility: These connectors are compatible with solid and stranded core wires, ranging from 0.08mm² to 4mm² (12AWG to 28AWG).
  6. Care: Avoid excessive force when opening or closing the levers. Store connectors in a dry environment. Inspect the connectors regularly for any signs of damage or wear. Do not exceed the voltage rating of 400V.