10 Pcs Lever Wire Connectors

[Size: 3 IN 6 OUT]
Picked these up for a panel of low voltage control wiring where I needed quick, reliable splices without breaking out a crimper or wire nuts. The lever design makes these about as fast as it gets, just strip the wire, flip the lever up, insert, and clamp it back down. No tools required and the connection felt solid the moment it clamped.Rated for 28-12 AWG, which covers everything from thin sensor and control wiring up to standard 12 gauge branch circuits, so one box of these covers a wide range of jobs. The 3 in 6 out configuration is genuinely useful for splitting a single feed into multiple runs, which is exactly what I needed for a lighting control circuit feeding several fixtures off one source.The housing is a flame retardant plastic that feels substantial rather than brittle, and the levers themselves have a firm, positive action when clamping down, no mushy feel that makes you second guess whether the wire is actually seated. I tugged on a few connections after clamping and they held tight without any wire pulling loose.These are reusable too, so if I need to rewire something later I'm not stuck cutting wire and losing length like I would with a soldered or crimped connection. For anyone doing panel work, lighting circuits, or general wire splicing where speed and reliability both matter, these performed exactly as advertised.Photos are accurate of the product.

[Size: 3 IN 6 OUT, Size: 3 IN 6 OUT]
These are actually really nice connectors. They're very sturdy, but unlike some others, they have a very smooth action - you don't get that "am I going to break this lever" sensation that some others give.I haven't yet tested these at high current. The listing claims 32A, but at that level 12-gauge copper wire (the largest these claim to accept) would be getting REALLY hot. I wouldn't expect to use these for sustained current over 15-20A.As others have noted, these include a pair of mounting holes for screws or bolts. That's a useful addition, and opens up a few more potential applications.Recommended.

[Size: 3 IN 6 OUT, Size: 3 IN 6 OUT]
I ordered these 3 in/6 out lever wire connectors for use in my electrical switch and outlet box projects, where I'm replacing old-fashioned switches with smart switches.They have three separate color-coded inputs, with each of the three having two separate outputs. In theory, these are perfect for tapping into the three hot/line/neutral wires, covering everything except the ground connection.However, after they arrived, I realized they are not UL, ETL, or CSA-certified so they can't be used anywhere that might be inspected. I figure if I use them to wire a switch, when I sell my house in a few years, some home inspector might come along and make me replace them all. Note that the CE mark is required by the European Union and is self-certified instead of 3rd-party certified like UL and ETL.So I can't use these where inspections might be required. However, I'm also working on outdoor lighting, and while these are not waterproof, I'm already using waterproof junction boxes and have no concerns about running 12V through these connectors.

[Size: 3 IN 6 OUT, Size: 3 IN 6 OUT]
I'm not a fan of lever connectors for permanent connections. I have seen them let wires slip with little provocation. Your mileage may vary. For temporary connections, though, they're a great tool -- especially for high-voltage and -current circuits. For the little, very temporary stuff, there are less expensive alternatives. In any case, though, the visual feedback these offer in a neat package is a nice feature. As for these, I have used them only on 14- and 12-gauge wires. Out of curiosity, I tried inserting a 10 AWG wire into one of these even though the listing clearly states they're designed for a range of 28-12.) The connector offered resistance to the heavier wire, so I didn't press the issue. On 14- and 12-gauge wires, the connector works great. Having levers is more about convenience and reusability than anything. Some lever connectors begin to lose gripping power after the first use, though -- especially if using them on a smaller gauge wire after using them on a larger one. Putting one of these to that test, I hooked up some solid 14 AWG wire after having clamped down on some solid 12 AWG wire. The internal clamps held tightly in each case. Overall, these seem to be of good quality and they served well in my application (testing new house wiring).

[Size: 3 IN 6 OUT, Size: 3 IN 6 OUT]
Ordered these to wire up lights in my truck. I was previously using classic "t taps" but they were not making clean connections, and I was getting intermittent failures. These 3to6 splices are perfect because i needed power, ground, and control line - and to run it to many lights.The connectors are big enough to fit several awg 22 twisted together, and hold a single one tightly. I like that they also have a little screw mount on each side.Easy to install, seem quite durable, and hold wires tightly. THe lever action is crisp. Overall I am very satisfied.Yes I would recommend.

[Size: 3 IN 6 OUT]
I used these 3-in-6-out lever connectors while reorganizing some wiring in a junction box, and they made the job a lot easier than using traditional wire nuts. Instead of twisting multiple wires together and hoping for a good connection, I just stripped the wires, lifted the levers, inserted them, and locked everything in place.The connections felt secure, and I like that you can actually see that each wire is fully inserted. It also makes future changes much easier since you can disconnect and reconnect wires without cutting anything apart.The connectors are big, but they fit in well enough in the junction box with all the wires connected. Just be sure to strip the wire to the recommended length so it seats properly before closing the lever.I've used similar lever-style connectors before, and these seem just as solid. For anyone doing electrical work, low-voltage wiring, or DIY projects around the house, they're a nice upgrade over standard wire nuts. They save time, keep wiring neater, and make troubleshooting a lot easier later on.

[Size: 3 IN 6 OUT, Size: 3 IN 6 OUT]
I picked up this 10-pack of 3-in-6-out lever connectors for bench testing and prototyping, and they make splitting low-voltage DC power feeds incredibly simple and clean.Bench Test & Real-World Use:Power Splitting: I used one of these blocks on a test bench layout to easily split a single incoming power line out to two large round LED lights, paired with an SPDT switch to control high and low brightness modes. Having 3 input channels breaking out into 6 output ports eliminates the need for wire nut clusters or terminal blocks.Clamp Retention & Strain Relief: The lever locks bite down firmly on stripped conductors. In my test video, the mechanical grip was tight enough to suspend the heavy LED light assemblies directly by the wire leads without slipping out.Tactile Feedback: When you press the levers down, there’s an audible, solid click confirming the internal spring clip has seated against the conductor.Design & Mounting:Clean Layout: The color-coded levers (orange/yellow/blue) make keeping track of positive, ground, and signal lines straightforward.Side Mounting Holes: A major bonus over standard inline lever nuts is the inclusion of built-in M3 mounting holes on the sides of the housing. This allows you to screw the connector directly to a project enclosure wall, panel, or bench top so the wiring harness stays secure instead of dangling loosely.An outstanding tool for quick harness mockups, custom low-voltage builds, and bench prototyping. Reusable, strong retention, and very convenient mounting options.