10Pcs 1 in 5 Lever Wire Connector Compact DIY Quick Connect Push-in Splitter Cable Splicing Butt Terminal Block Connectors - Mini Electrical Wire Splice 1 in 5 Out

Wish I found these lever wire nuts years ago! Super easy to use and work across a variety of wire gauges. The connections are rock solid. I did put a small piece of electrical tape across the levers to prevent a lever from opening accidentally. Not sure it would happen, just an added precaution. The levers lift up harder then they go back down so doubt they would open on their own. I also bought some single wire ones to join two wires which are great as well.

These lever wire connectors work very good for the uses I had for them. No pic at the moment.

These will definitely go down with the ease of use as a Shark Bite for plumbing connections as a really genius idea. I wish I would have thought of these too. Very good quality too.

For junction boxes, these worked perfectly. Easy to use and feels more solid that the twist nuts.

Good bite.

If you haven't used this style connectors, you're missing a lot. This particular connector is an extremely compact and clean way to instantly connect multiple DC components to source. But even if it's the inline single connector, it's an all-around win. Throw away wire nuts and even terminal strips and blocks.

I replaced 3 wire connectors with one of these. Space was limited inside the column of my RV where the wires ran to extra rear running lights so this little device was the perfect solution. After connecting the wires, I wrap this device with tape just to be sure lever doesn't pop up.

I do enjoy some Wago style connectors. I'm planning to use this on my boat while I do some re-wiring. They're so much more convenient than wire nuts. The 3:1 will help to distribute grounds and keep the wiring neat. Also nice that they snap together side-to-side. These work well and hold pretty tightly - particularly for larger conductors. Decent pull tests. On that note... Do take a double-check on the specs, though. The listing shows the applicable gauge range to be 0.2-2.5mm^2 or AWG24-12. On the device itself the 3 connection side shows metric only .5-4mm^2 or .5-6mm^2 on the 1-conductor side. First, that doesn't match what the listing says. Second, 2.5mm^2 translates to AWG 14, not 12. But, that 4 or 6mm^2 translates to 12AWG or 10AWG. So you can go a bit bigger than 12AWG on the one side, but you can't go smaller than AWG20 by the label. And I'd say that's pretty small for these. Will update if these fail to deliver in further practical use.