feedback: I hate long videos that could've been one paragraph.

@MikeSmith-tx2lp

20 күн бұрын

That’s most American content. At least he’s not got a baseball cap on. Yawn.

@MiDeb

18 күн бұрын

Don’t watch

@Expedient_Mensch

13 күн бұрын

@@MiDeb won't. It's crap.

@randyaivaz3356

10 күн бұрын

Refuse to Watch 10 Minutes of Filler, skipped around, never Found, Put at Start of Video. IF someone wants to Waste 9 1/2 minutes, Is a Jerk way to do Videos.😢

@thomasdriskill5254

9 күн бұрын

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In Europe we have switches and outlets which have a Wago Style connector built in. No need to attach wires work hooks, screws or something similar. Strip the isolation, put it into the connector on the outlet and you're done

@BenvanBroekhuijsen

Ай бұрын

If you would have watched the video until at least 5:49, you would have seen this also exists in the US. The problem is that in Europe we don't join cables in the box where the socket or switch is installed, this is usually done in separate central boxes. This way you allways know where to go instead of opening up all sockets to see where they are connected.

@lucash1980

Ай бұрын

​@BenvanBroekhuijsen et al. The benefit of pigtails over passing through the receptacle is that your entire circuit does not go down due to a faulty receptacle. The faulty receptacle is where the problem lies, so there is no need for searching. Wago and push connectors handle more than enough for what the wire is rated for. The little "bus bar" inside the connector is enough. I love it for lighting and switches because you know they are going to get changed in 20-30 years or less. Receptacles may go 50+ years. Might only consider a mechanical connection with wire nut for 20amp or kitchen, bathroom receptacles that are going to see high draw on the regular. Depends how soon the renovation will be--might as well make it easier on the next guy... next guy might also be me. My only doubts are that I have yet to see the 1000 x heating cycles test on Wagos that might cause the failure of the plastic/tensioning mechanism. Even then, they will arc themselves into oblivion and/or trip the arc fault breaker. Just a little puff of smoke. Nothing compared to the crap North Americans do with extension cords and power bars that get surrounded by loads of flammable stuff. Nervous Nelly sparkies and DIY should go back to SOLDERING their wire connections like the "good old days" so they can sleep at night in their belts and suspenders.

@ivosscz

Ай бұрын

Not all receptacles and switches in the EU do have the wago style terminals. On top of that, this kind of pre-wired appliances still can save some time. It is much effortful to plug the wires to a small appliance and then to bend the wires in the right direction to better fit them in the box. The way described you just come to the box and connect wires color on color, it can be done by anybody.

@LogainTheHumane

Ай бұрын

Never use stab ins on receptacles. It's bad practice and can cause fires. It's been proven time and time again that they're far less reliable than hooks. Never take shortcuts to save a minute when that building may stand 100 years.

@joik2ww269

29 күн бұрын

@@ivosscz not all but almost all do. Time those saves vs cost benefits customer and contractor in many cases.

I did this exact thing building my house. I made pigtails and sat on the couch watching tv putting the pigtails on 100 receptacles, then just go back when they’re ready to install. Putting the WAGOs on when rough wiring made it possible to safely energize the circuit for local temp power at strategic locations.

I love using "WAGO" electrical connectors, and setting yourself up for success! Yes, I am a homeowner and a Handyman whom uses "WAGO" electrical connectors all the time. I find them to be easy and efficient to use whilst making electrical connections. Your ideas are sound and have excellent merit! Well done, Sir!

Vertical prevents dust from settling inside

My first use of WAGO's was to replace the light fixture of a ceiling fan. Those made a big difference when dealing with stranded wiring. I have also used them to replace a double receptacle with a single 4-way oulet. Made the box less crowded doing away with those extra wiring connections.

Very timely video, I'm headed to my son's house to help him build a couple of cabinets and book shelves that will have outlets and switches in them. We've done a lot of renovations, and these tips will make it that much easier. At 65 years old, making things simpler, and doing as little bending of my aching back is always a better way to go. Love your channel, and best wishes of getting to 1M subscribers.

@LRN2DIY

Ай бұрын

Great of you to help with those projects and best of luck with it! Thank you so much for the kind words!

I’m so slow in remodeling my house that I first started using wire nuts and bought a bunch in 2008. When WAGOS made it to Amazon years later I switched the newest outlets (pigtailed) to them. The biggest benefit is my 4 gang light switch box at the front door for 2 sets of timer lights for the front door and garage down lights are fed by a dimmer switch. The key is the indoor inside door light for the stairwell is a 3 way switch. WAGO’s made hooking up the connections a lot easier as less space used. Also the real beauty is the MULTIWIRE BRANCH CIRCUIT that feeds this switch and 3/4 of the lights upstairs and some bedroom outlets is now on a WAGO. So I don’t have to cut power when I needed to add the one outlet in the garage that was originally part of this big circuit. I can keep it energized and when the GFCI outlet trips it won’t take out the whole upstairs. WAGOs are the way.

I liked the video, that's a fantastic idea. I'm an RV technician, and I use Wagos all the time for stranded low voltage wire. But, I've had mixed results on solid wire in an RV that's moving constantly.

@chaos.corner

Ай бұрын

Automotive tends to use stranded for good reason. Is solid core standard in RVs?

@kenbrown2808

Ай бұрын

@@chaos.corner it is for the "house" wiring. it's in romex, and often uses mash-on devices with insulation displacement connections. goes together fast, fails fast.

@lanedelker9161

29 күн бұрын

@@chaos.corner The low voltage (DC) wire is stranded, But most house wiring that is A/C, is 12 and 14 gauge Romex

I'm a firm believer in eliminating as many connection points as possible. So when ever possible making the connection directly to the receptacle. Vertical for the screw.

@olafschermann1592

15 күн бұрын

Especially some of the chinese wago clones get hot at higher amps

@davidporter4724

15 күн бұрын

FYI....terminating one set of wires directly is just fine, if you have more than one set with a load wire exiting the box you should not terminate these into the outlet some version of a pig tail is superior. This puts all the circuit load on the prior outlets. If outlet fails everything down line potentially fails.

Great video Nils! My sister bought me the volt claw - OMG it is freakin amazing. I added an outlet for her new gas stove and I was pushing in the 12awg wires with my thumb. I'm like get this voltclaw for me for Christmas. The next day there was an amazon package from her. I used it in my shed wiring. Super awesome for pushing in the wires, pulling wires but also using it to bend the wires for a panel.

@LRN2DIY

Ай бұрын

Thanks, John! I had never heard of the VoltClaw so I just looked it up and I'll have to try one. Great tip!

Thank you for sharing your experience

I'm doing a project right now and I wrapped all my Wago connectors with tape. I certainly don't plan on having to disassemble all those pigtails, ever, and even if I did unwrapping them won't be any more annoying than taking the box(es) apart in the first place. And I get some peace of mind while folding the wires into the box.

as a total rookie here I discovered two-way Wagos (like in-and-out) realy made my first job go easy

@ralph5450

26 күн бұрын

I saw those a while back and now have them on the way here, if Amazon can find my package.

I absolutely love WAGO connectors, if you're using only solid core wire you can use the WAGO 2273 they don't have levers, they're only pushin.

That prep work was wonderful for me. Having all the prepped receptacles, switches, tools and and other supplies on a cart to wheel from spot to spot was really helpful too.

Love the workbench work and then adding to pigtail.

Instead of cream or white we opted for all black switches and outlets in our new house. We’re really happy with the style choice and get a lot of compliments. The biggest con for us is that it really limited my options for smart switches.

Great video and you definitely deserve over a million subscribers. As a frequent electrical DIYer, I actually use both WAGO lever nuts and wire nuts (either Ideal or CE) pretty equally. I always use WAGOs when I'm making junction boxes, installing fixtures on a ladder, or extending short wires using their inline connectors. Otherwise, I'm good with wire nuts. Also, I like how Ideal has their alternative to WAGOs, which has made it to the big box stores (where I buy my wire nuts from). I like their design better since the levers face the opposite direction which makes connections safer and easier to use IMO. I wish I could get those but I'm now stuck with a bunch of WAGOs so no going back lol

Another advantage is we can make a stock of outlets or switch already made, and use then on the job.

Electrical tape makes a mess inside device boxes. Somehow over time the adhesive ends up on everything. I've never been fond of finding it in there when going back where someone has used it. That said I also don't like the idea of adding more breaks in the wiring than necessary.

@kenbrown2808

Ай бұрын

electrical tape in the box is useful for telling at a glance that a handyman's been there.

@miketrissel5494

29 күн бұрын

Because of some weird governmental decree in the 1950's, black electrical tape has to have black adhesive/ All the other colors of the rainbow of electrical tape are exempt, and so use clear tack. This used to be in Mil Spec books of years gone by, and people that worked in industry, did UL Approval, etc knew about it, but what a waste. Use colored tape to avoid the mess

@creamwobbly

28 күн бұрын

You're talking about a power outlet - usually with multiple interconnected outlets and a switch on each device - or a light switch controlling a screw-in light fixture, which may or may not have multiple connections inside. Adding one more semi-permanent wago nut which you've prepared in a well-lit location isn't going to be worse than faffing about with no light, on the floor, with bare wires.

Good video for traditional outlets and switches. But if you using sidewire ones, I'd think you could insert the wire (from the box) directly into the sidewire, vs creating and attaching pigtails for each, and connecting with level nuts.

Hi. I just watched your mini split installation. You can upsize your supply wire size to 10 awg but you can't upsize the circuit protection. The equipment requires a maximum 15 amp circuit protection in order to cut off past that for safety reasons. The unit should be protected by fuses or a ckt breaker of 15 amps.

I use those knipex self adjusting strippers too. They are amazing. The only one I’ve ever found that can actually strip Teflon insulated aviation wire and that says a lot!

So timely! Keep it coming.

I’ve been doing this for years, even before wago clips, I’d do it with wire nuts, I just didn’t pre connect the two wires in the box, just leave them hang, go to my bench (kitchen table) wire up the plugs/switches and the only thing I’d have to do at the box is twist’em up.

I worked this out when wiring up some shaver sockets which are heavy and awkward. Same technique for installing new LED light fittings.

@LRN2DIY

Ай бұрын

Necessity is the mother of invention. Way to go and thanks for sharing!

It’s just adding additional points of possible faults. Minimise connections & use sleeve to cover your earths

I did make the comment about wrapping the body of the wago to keep the levers from inadvertently lifting when pushing everything into the box upon closing everything up. The customer I was working for had a policy of this detail on all terminations using the wago connection. If Scotch 33 tape is used and not the cheap off brand tape, and one leaves a tail on the wrap, it makes it easier for the next guy that needs to open that connection in the future. 9:23

I put an off-white receptable in a room with wallpaper because it matched the colors in the paper much better than the white.

Heat shrink tubing can be used to cover the levers instead of tape. It makes a much better strain relief and can easily be adjusted to leave the wago wiring window visible. The only down side is having to use a heat gun to apply the heat shrink tubing.

@ralph5450

26 күн бұрын

By the time you go through all that you might as well use wire nuts.

Do your Wago 221s not have levers like ours in the UK? It looks like you're just pushing the conductor straight in while the lever is closed, instead of opening it, inserting then closing again. I was under the impression that closing the lever causes the Wago to "bite" the conductor thus stopping it coming out. Love your videos by the way.

@LRN2DIY

Ай бұрын

At 7:26 I explain that you can insert the wire without lifting the lever. It would be fun to do a comparison video with and without using the lever to see if it has any impact.

@Roofer0420

Ай бұрын

We dont use wagos in the states, we cut them off and ise wire nuts like a professional. I can yank wires right out of wagos by hand, not doingbthat with a nut.

@joik2ww269

29 күн бұрын

@@Roofer0420 you use some china copy what steals your data. You need twist and pull with real WAGO. With bad luck wire snaps anyways before.

@joik2ww269

29 күн бұрын

203 wago is leverless it's ment for permanent install and 221 wago is for like lamp or stranded wire.

@zachazlett

29 күн бұрын

@@Roofer0420lol what state?

Your videos are amazing ❤! You are so smart!

@LRN2DIY

Ай бұрын

Thanks so much for watching and for the kind words (even if I'm only good at sharing what others do so well)!

I still use wire nuts, just starting to use wagos but, I always pigtail all the time. I love my knipex strippers. As far as the plate screw, I put it diagonally at 8 and 2, that way, I know if anybody's messed around with the device. 👍👍👍👍

Leviton Decora Edge Outlets wire connections with the lever ---- I saw you talk about making the wire connection with these in a video. I bought some and opened them up. They look on the outside like they would be similar to a WAGO connection, but inside they are not what one would think. The connection is no different than the back stab holes we all think are a very poor connection! Open one up and dissect the insides, I think you will be as surprised as I was. I am back to shepherds hooks or the flat plate that squeezes the wire. -- Don

@surferdude642

27 күн бұрын

Good to know that, Don. I know that if you wiggle the receptacle back and forth, the wires will come out easily.

For solid wires im mostly using WAGO 2273 series. Way less space and little better connection

if you put wago on socket side first you have to bend down twice. If you instead wago on socket pigtail first and to the socket romex last, you have to bend down only once. Small optimization. but two bends, once for stripping and one for wago is less than 3.

My screws are parallel to receptacle slots and light switches. In most cases Team Vertical, unless the box is mounted sideways.

Ambidextrous vertical or horizontal depends on location and accompanying outlets and devices. But we mustn't forget those who go screwless. FYI there are commercial grade outlets that have a connector on the back with a pigtail that can be pre-installed in the boxes and then the plugs just get plugged in I guess that's a weird sense maybe I should've used receptacle.

this is how I did every plug/switch in my house when we built it. Made it so much easier.

They’re called ivory. And my 3000 sqft house is full of them. WACOs is what I used on a basement living space refurb upgrade. So much nicer than wire nuts. FYI chinesuim knock off Waco are junk and don’t grip very well.

Nice, informative video. Instead of tape to secure the levers, you could try small rubber bands, they can be pushed down if you need to lift a lever instead of having to unwrap tape. As for the color, when I wired my shop, I used different color receptacles to indicate circuit, so I have white, brown, grey, orange and blue. That way, when I plug something in, I know what else may be running on that particular circuit. I might mention, each receptacle location is a double-gang box with two receptacles in each box. That gives each box two circuits available incase I need to use two high amp devices at that location. I did take care to put both circuits on the same feed leg in the panel to ensure there cannot be an accidental 240v crossover.

@solarsynapse

26 күн бұрын

Rubber rots. Orange outlets indicate "clean" power for sensitive devices.

I'm not a big fan of pushing wire into the Wagos espessially 12 AWG. Those springs have a lot of tension on them (just snap one on your finger), and I just feel that the chance of damaging one is higher than using the lever. That's just me. As you mentioned, the 'back wiring' insert designs are ok(ish) for something quality (Leviton, etc.) but I don't trust the cheap ones, but that's a whole 'nother discussion. I did pick up some inexpensive outlets that have a backwire hole where the wire is snugged down with a screw driver. They are solid and I used them in a tight space. That Knipex wire stripper/plier is a fantastic tool.

I subscribed! Good content

What would make this even better for prep, is if there were snap-in locations inside the boxes for the wagos to be fastened down.

Good tip ( why didn't i think of that?) BTW First time i used the wagos a lever came undone when jamming stiff 12 Ga wires into a small box. So when I'm sure I'm done adding wires i usually do it now. Of course i check for proper insertion before taping

@soggynode

Ай бұрын

Same thing happened to me in a crowed switch box. Just as I'm about to fully seat the switch into place, I noticed one of the Wago levers had caught on a loop of wire and had unlatched. A couple of wraps of electrical tape took care of it but that almost put off of using Wagos.

@solarsynapse

26 күн бұрын

I tried them once (name brand) and one easily broke apart. Easy, but expensive and a poor connection.

I like the brown covers and white plugs for contrast. Only thing I don't care for with the pre-wired outlets as shown is doing that adds one more unnecessary connection point

@legionofanon

28 күн бұрын

Only thing i don't like about passing feed/load through the side of the outlet is when the connection gets weak, it causes more problems with down stream power. It always happens, it may be years, but it always happens. Plus pigtail wut lever nuts, you don't have to turn off the breaker to swap out later, remove the pigtail from the wago, move pigtails to new switch/receptical and basically done.

Good info.

Im a rebel - diagonal.

I don’t understand any resistance to lever nuts/wagos. They are the best for troubleshooting and preventing loose wires in a wire nut. I have never had a loose connection when using wagos. When taking connections apart just click up, test and reconnect. There videos showing wagos failing at high amperage… The breaker will pop before the wago fails. I used the “push in” type before finding the lever nuts/wago. Never going back to wire nuts.

Good video, could have used it last week 😂

It would be a good idea to prep a bunch of outlets/switches so you have some for a quick job. So if you doing new work and doing the box prep, take note of how many you've done and prep that many outlets/switches while waiting for the drywall guys to do their thing. Otherwise a small handful for one off jobs.

Thank you for proper pronunciation! I have Husqvarna mower, chainsaw and string trimmer. EVERYONE says. HUSKA-VARNA. The company says Hoosk-Varna. Of course, the same friends or store clerks call Jalepeño HAL-AH-PEENO or Jalap-panno...not Hal-a-pay-nyo

IDEAL Makes, 8" 12 AWG STRANDED WIRE NON-GROUNDING PIGTAIL W/#10 FORK & STRIPPED END in all three colors. For about $1 a piece the labor cost savings make it worth it. However with the new Leviton Decora EDGE outlets and switches. Do you trade aesthetics for speed? Well it is a matter of preference. It seems like even the cheapest of outlets from 20 years ago last 20+ years with no issues.

seriously dude? reminds me of Homer Simpson smashing an orange onto his face and saying "You mean there's a better way??"

Cool video as most of yours are, HOWEVER, I'm going to fuss at you. In your video you connected the HOT, then the NEUTRAL and lastly the GRD. Having been in the industry for over 30yrs, I always disconnect the HOT 1st, Neutral 2nd and GRD last. I connect them in the reverse order. Just my two cents worth.

@timothysingenstreu8595

Ай бұрын

Yeah I believe that is the way it is supposed to be done. But does it really matter if the power is off?

@johnwarwick4105

27 күн бұрын

Get a life. If you were working live ( hot for you guys I guess) then yes maybe but if you have proved dead its whatever makes you happy

That color for the cover plate that you're groping for is IVORY.

@solarsynapse

26 күн бұрын

Also, almond.

Horizontal is just more aesthetic to my eyes.

Muito bom já uso a um tempo!

@LRN2DIY

Ай бұрын

Que otimo, cara!

Lol i was uncomfortable watching you insert wires without opening the wago

Leviton outlets and switches are the way to go. Easy Peazy.

Always team horizontal! Great video

@LRN2DIY

Ай бұрын

Nice. Thanks for watching and representing!

How long do you make your prewires to the outlet? 5"?.....Looks like Eaton is releasing WAGO style outlets soon. This will make it even easier. Its like an evolution how Sharkbites and PEXA are everywhere at Home Depot now. 10 years ago only pro shops.

I’m kinda weird but I’m not into those new modern connectors. While convenient I don’t think it’s as robust as a bare solid copper to copper tightly twisted then capped connection. I also make sure any screw down is firm was well. You’re adding a bus bar and relying on the spring tension of the metal to grab the wire. Heat it up and the spring tension weakens.

Vertical mostly but consistency is more important. If all the other screws are horizontal then I do horizontal.

I'm in the vertical camp and all the electrical switches and receptacles are white in my home. The off white/cream color has it's place, just not here.

The color of off white is “almond” and I had in one of my homes and it worked for that house .. with lots of woodwork. White would not work there.

I'm all about "Enchancing" Safety 🤣

No. Strip the jacket off the cable, leave extra length, and fold the wire as far back in the box as you can. Sheetrockers love rotozips and are guaranteed to do damage to some of your wires. Make the joints after the sheetrock is up.

@solarsynapse

26 күн бұрын

Then the painters paint...EVERYTHING!

@ianbelletti6241

26 күн бұрын

@@solarsynapse happens if you do wire and conduit or mc cable anyway. Removing the jacket makes it easier to fold back. Besides, would you rather have paint on the insulation or wires nicked by a rotozip?

@solarsynapse

26 күн бұрын

@@ianbelletti6241The painters painted the switches, outlets and data jacks! The drywallers used a long bit once that reached the back of the boxes and destroyed my data cables and the electricians power cables. Good thing I always leave a service loop at the top.

@ianbelletti6241

26 күн бұрын

@@solarsynapse that's what a back charge is for. You make them pay for doing things in a way that costs you more parts and labor. They don't need to know about the service loop.

@solarsynapse

26 күн бұрын

@@ianbelletti6241 👍

Really love eagle for aluminum wire!

@ncdave4life

24 күн бұрын

What does that mean? Is "eagle" a brand name for something?

Later chapter titles are from the snap knife video

@LRN2DIY

Ай бұрын

Thanks - we missed that! Fixed now :)

Why is it that in all American videos I see about WAGO, they use the kind with the levers (221 series)? For fixed installations they are far too expensive, too big, take too much time to install, are prone to mishaps with the levers in tight quarters and take up too much space in your truck. You may want to try the 2273 series for that! Oh, and in Europe we stopped using wirenuts some 30-40 years ago …

Good info. Whatever happened to you 3D channel?

I am team vertical

@LRN2DIY

Ай бұрын

Go, Team Vertical!

@MoneyManHolmes

Ай бұрын

Team torqued properly, even if it means they’re rotated at 68.2 degrees.

Here in EU our outlets have kind of wagos built in. Labor costs more than 50cent more for a product

No better connection than twisting solid copper with your linesman pliers and screwing on a wire nut. Just starting to use the wagos, we'll see. Cover plate screw horizontal or vertical?, come on man. And it's not cream color it's freaking Ivory! Lol Good video

I’ve always cut my zip ties flush with flush cutters. I cut my Wagon levers flush too. Less chance of snagging.

I sit on a bucket. Throw the trash in the bucket. There's a machine that cuts and strips lengths of wire, so we sometimes even have the pigtails attached to the receptacles before they come to the job site.

that makes the third pronunciation of knipex, 😂

I like that it “enchances” safety. 1:00 You gotta ask yourself. Do you feel lucky?

I heard that the neutral hole should be at the top - if the plug is not completely pushed in and something metal falls - it won't hit the hot!

@lastchance8142

26 күн бұрын

Yes. Many commercial jobs require this. Military spec too.

@solarsynapse

26 күн бұрын

Either way passes code.

Backstabbing is the same as Wagos. Even straight under a screw is a better connection.

Great, now my OCD is going to make me check all of my plate screw head directions… lol

Team vertical on cover screws. That's so that when the plumber finds out he forgot a shark bite on a supply line above the devices, the water can run easily down the screw slots. 8^)

This is a great idea, but when you have full boxes already, those Wago take up extra space compared to a regular wire nut. Sure, in a prefect world, and if you have a the space. Sometimes that little bit of extra space is what you need, especially when upgrading to Smart switches, as they are deeper then normal. But Im far from an expert, and I 100% guarantee someone will find this wrong.

Doing a great job man. I think we have a lot in common in our video styles. Keep it up and good luck on the $1m subs!

Wago is the real hero here.

Change to wago 2273-203... Standard if u hav standard wire .. finer wires should be in 221.. its simple in euro... thx for this vid

@LRN2DIY Suggestion, when you copy & paste your description (I've done it too), you might want to change your chapter titles.

@LRN2DIY

Ай бұрын

Great catch! Totally missed that and it is now fixed. Thanks so much!

@John.Doe-OG

Ай бұрын

@@LRN2DIY Glad to help

Is using pigtails necessary? None of the outlets in my house do but my house is also 60 years old They just put the wires on both of the poles on either side of the outlet and twisted the grounds together

Hiya , great video once again! We don’t seem to have cream fittings making a comeback in England, by the way does your wedding ring keep changing colour? You are looking very happy and relaxed lately and BIG congratulations on 13 years! Nice One. I wish I could sub twice matey, c’mon the million! You guys have so many choices we have one system like it loath it it’s the one, by the way horizontal for me vertical look like they need a twist!? This is a very good idea that appears to be obvious once one knows it!! lol All the best mate Bob England

Team vertical. Great stuff!

@LRN2DIY

Ай бұрын

Yeah, Team Vertical!

I thought I smelled plastic burning

Hieizontal, and thisb is a neat hack.

I like the cream colored outlets and switches. Stains aren't as visible on them.

Those exposed screw terminals for mains equipment (zero shrouds) seems completely nuts to a non-american... especially for a frame that you need to handle.

I never ever use electrical tape as anything other than a temporary solution. The stuff goes sticky, horrible and comes off in the long term. If you feel the need to protect against the Wago levers coming up then use some heatshrink and a cordless heatgun.

I always wonder why you only show 221 Wagos with the lever. Dont you have Wago 2273 in the US? Lever Wagos are great for connectin solid to stranded wires. But for solid connections only 2273 are cheaper and smaller and no lever to get feared.

Vertical of course Toilet paper over NOT UNDER

Not a fan of white receptacles, always been a fan of cream receptacles. I had no idea white ones are coming back