The best wago connectors, compared.
Top pick: Wago 221-413, pack of 50 – Genuine 221-413, 0.14–4 mm², 32 A and 450 V on the listing, and 4.8 from 27,670 reviews, for repeated three-port joints. Best value: Wago 221-413, pack of 10 – Lowest genuine three-port price in this set at about £5.35, with 4.7 from 2,861 reviews, and the voltage conflict kept in the score. Updated October 2026.
A Wago connector is a lever splicing connector for copper. The reference part is the Wago 221, not every orange lever on amazon.co.uk. You use it for a tool-free joint on solid twin-and-earth or fine-stranded flex, inside the listed cross-section, instead of a screw choc block. One conductor goes in each port, the strip length has to match that model, and the joint needs an accessible enclosure or a marked maintenance-free accessory. Lookalike kits cost less per piece, and in these UK reviews they are where snapped levers and wires that pull out show up. Port count, the 4 mm² limit, and genuine versus a compatible kit are set out in the [Wago connectors buying guide](/hub/tool-accessories/wago-connectors/sub/wago-connectors-buying-guide). A low-voltage result in a review is not approval for a buried 230 V joint.
A Wago connector is a lever splicing connector for copper. The reference part is the Wago 221, not every orange lever on amazon.co.uk.
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How many three-way joints are you making?
This 50-pack gives you genuine three-port 221-413 connectors for repeated lighting and junction work rather than a small one-off repair. The listing states a 0.14–4 mm² range, 32 A and 450 V, while its 4.8 rating from 27,670 reviews provides the strongest review signal in this comparison. Three ports suit joints where two conductors continue and a third branches away. At about £12.59, the pack also works out more favourably per connector than the smaller genuine pack, provided you will use most of it. The listing says use is for qualified personnel, and a connector still needs the correct enclosure for the installation. It is our top pick because the product identity, specification and unusually large review base align more convincingly than they do on the other listings.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Frequent three-way lighting and junction work within the listed conductor range.
Less suitable: A single small repair, inline splicing or conductors outside the stated 0.14–4 mm² range.
Specifications
Common questions
What conductors does this pack list?
The listing says solid, fine-stranded and stranded conductors from 0.14 to 4 mm², in a 3-conductor 221-413.
What current and voltage are printed?
The specification fields say 32 A and 450 V.
Who does the listing say may use it?
The bullets say only qualified personnel.
This box focuses on genuine two-port 221-412 connectors, making it a straightforward option for repeated one-to-one or two-conductor joints. The title states a 0.2–4 mm² range, and the transparent body helps you inspect conductor placement. Reviewers describe reusing the levers, while the listing holds a 4.8 rating from 10,061 reviews. The about £13.99 price is reasonable for 50 genuine parts, although the pack needs its own storage because no case is supplied. More importantly, the captured listing does not provide a current or voltage field, so it is not the page to use as your sole technical reference. Buy it when two ports are consistently enough; otherwise a mixed assortment avoids leaving you short of three- or five-port bodies.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Repeated two-conductor joints where a 221-412 body and the listed size range suit the work.
Less suitable: Branching joints that require three or five ports, or buyers relying on the Amazon page for full ratings.
Specifications
Common questions
How many ways does each connector have?
The title says 2 wires, model 221-412, pack of 50.
What conductor size is on the title?
The title says 0.2–4 mm².
Is a current rating printed?
This listing has no current or voltage field.
This genuine 25-piece assortment gives you ten two-port, ten three-port and five five-port 221 connectors in one pocket pack. That mix is more practical than a single-model box when you do not yet know how many conductors each joint will need. The listing gives an 11 mm strip length and a 32 A rating, and it carries a strong 4.8 score from 5,780 reviews. At about £10.38, it costs less than either genuine 50-pack in this comparison while covering three port counts. The listing is not perfectly consistent, because one bullet says 450 V while a field says 600 V, and the manufacturer field also names a different series. It is a sensible flexible choice, but you should use the markings and the Wago documentation for the exact connector rather than resolving those conflicts yourself.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A varied set of small jobs where the required port count changes from one joint to another.
Less suitable: Repeated work that uses only one connector size or buyers needing a conflict-free specification page.
Specifications
Common questions
What is in the 25-piece pack?
The title says ten 2-port, ten 3-port and five 5-port 221 connectors.
How much insulation should you strip?
The bullet says 11 mm.
Does the listing include a carry case?
It is described as a pocket pack. The specification table does not list a separate case.
The 221-2411 joins two conductors end to end, so it fits a different physical problem from the side-by-side 221-412 and 221-413. A ten-pack at about £5.56 is convenient for inline repairs where cable approaches from opposite directions. The listing identifies a 4 mm² title size and a 400 V field, backed by a 4.7 rating from 5,395 reviews. Its narrow through-connector layout can be easier to position in a straight cable run than a conventional multi-port body. However, the page conflicts over pack contents, material and origin, and it does not provide a separate current line. Use it for the inline form, not as a substitute when a joint needs three conductors in common.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Inline two-conductor repairs where cables enter from opposite directions.
Less suitable: Three-way branches, mixed port-count jobs or work requiring a complete specification from the listing.
Specifications
Common questions
Is this the usual 3-port lighting connector?
No. The title is a 2-conductor through connector, model 221-2411, pack of 10.
What voltage is in the specification field?
The field says 400 V. No separate amp line is in this listing.
Who does the listing say it is for?
A bullet says only professionals in the commercial sector, and that instructions are included.
This ten-pack supplies genuine three-port 221-413 connectors without making you buy a box of 50. At about £5.35, it is the lowest-priced genuine three-port entry here and earns the best value position for a small job. The listing says up to 4 mm² and 32 A, and its 4.7 rating from 2,861 reviews is reassuring for such a modest pack. However, the voltage information is internally inconsistent, with a 12 V field alongside bullets mentioning 240 V and 480 V. One break report also appears in the review signals, so this is not as clean a listing as the 50-pack. Choose it for a few known three-way joints, but verify technical requirements from the Wago 221-413 data rather than relying on the conflicting voltage lines.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A small number of three-port joints where a large trade-style pack would be wasteful.
Less suitable: Buyers who need an unambiguous listing specification or several different port counts.
Specifications
Common questions
How many connectors are in the pack?
The title says 10 of the Wago 221-413, each with 3 conductors.
Which voltage should you trust on this page?
The specification field says 12 V. The bullets also say 12 V, 24 V, 240 V and 480 V. Those lines conflict.
What size of conductor is listed?
The bullets say up to 4 mm² and 32 A.
This Aigreat box provides 100 compatible lever connectors, split into 40 two-port, 50 three-port and 10 five-port bodies. At about £13.69, it supplies the largest mixed quantity near the price of a genuine 50-pack, which is attractive if volume matters more than brand. The listing gives separate solid and flexible conductor ranges and states 250 V, while its rating is 4.7 from 1,822 reviews. Review signals are less clean than the headline rating suggests, with tight ports and a broken lever reported. It is also not Wago branded, and the captured specification has no current field. Consider it for plentiful accessible joints after checking the exact requirements, but not because the orange levers make it equivalent to a named Wago accessory.
Pros
Cons
Best for: High-volume accessible work where a low unit cost and mixed port counts are the priorities.
Less suitable: Brand-specific installations, inaccessible joints or buyers needing a complete current specification.
Specifications
Common questions
Is this genuine Wago?
No. The brand field is Aigreat, and reviewers say these are not official Wago connectors.
How is the 100-piece mix split?
Forty 2-port, fifty 3-port and ten 5-port.
What voltage is printed?
The maximum voltage field says 250 V. There is no current field in the table.
This selection case organises 85 genuine connectors: 40 two-port 221-412, 30 three-port 221-413 and 15 five-port 221-415. That balance suits someone who wants a working stock of all three common side-by-side forms rather than loose packets. The listing states 0.14–4 mm² and 450 V, and the supplied case is a genuine advantage for transport and storage. Its about £35.99 price is much higher than the smaller mixed pocket pack, though you receive over three times as many connectors. Confidence is limited by only 34 ratings and six UK review bodies in the captured signals, while the listing also conflicts over total contact count and current notation. It makes sense for regular varied work, but it is excessive for a handful of domestic joints.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Regular varied work that benefits from an organised stock of genuine two-, three- and five-port connectors.
Less suitable: Occasional users who need only a few connectors or one port count.
Specifications
Common questions
What is in the case?
The listing says 40 of 221-412, 30 of 221-413 and 15 of 221-415.
What conductor range is printed?
The bullets say solid, stranded and fine-stranded wires from 0.14 to 4 mm².
Does it include a box?
Yes. It is sold as selection case 887-1046.
This Preciva kit offers 33 compatible lever connectors across two-, three- and five-port forms, but they are not Wago products. The stated ranges distinguish solid conductors up to 4 mm² from flexible conductors up to 2.5 mm², and the listing claims 32 A at 240 V. Its about £8.99 price sits below the genuine 25-piece assortment while supplying eight more connectors. A 4.6 rating from 2,900 reviews is substantial, yet the review signals include grip complaints and repeated reminders that the kit is not genuine Wago. The listing also calls the product push fit in one place while describing a lever elsewhere. It can suit a cost-led compatible-kit search, but the weaker review themes make the genuine assortment easier to recommend for critical or hard-to-reach work.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Accessible, cost-conscious jobs where a mixed compatible kit meets the documented conductor requirements.
Less suitable: Anyone specifically requiring genuine Wago parts or relying on a maintenance-free accessory’s named connector list.
Specifications
Common questions
Is this a Wago 221?
No. The brand is Preciva. Reviewers say it is not a genuine Wago connector.
What is in the 33-piece kit?
Ten 2-port, eighteen 3-port and five 5-port connectors.
How far do you strip the wire?
The bullet says 9–10 mm, then lift the clip to 90°.
This pack supplies 100 straight-through, one-in-one-out lever splices that can be slide-locked into groups. The listing claims a broad 0.08–4 mm² range, 600 V and 32 A, with a 9–10 mm strip length. At about £14.96, the quantity is strong for repeated inline work, and the small UK review sample praises the clamp. The limitation is equally clear: every connector has the same straight-through shape, so the pack does not replace a mixed set of two-, three- and five-port bodies. It is not Wago branded, and only 42 ratings underpin the 4.6 score; the wire-diameter field is also written inconsistently. Choose it for bulk inline splicing only after verifying its claims against your application, not for general-purpose branching.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Repeated accessible inline splices where conductors approach from opposite directions.
Less suitable: Branching joints, mixed port-count work or installations requiring a named genuine Wago connector.
Specifications
Common questions
Can these replace a 3-port connector?
Not on their own. Each piece is 1 in and 1 out. The bullet says you can slide-lock them into groups.
What voltage and current does the listing claim?
The voltage field says 600 V. A bullet also says 32 A.
Is the brand Wago?
No. The brand field is Lpluziyyds.
This XALXMAW pack uses a one-in, five-out splitter layout rather than the common Wago 221 side-by-side form. Thirteen pieces cost about £13.98, and the listing claims 32 A, 250 V and separate limits for solid and stranded conductors. The layout could simplify a deliberate multi-branch arrangement when that topology and the product ratings match the design. However, it is not Wago branded, and the captured UK reviews repeatedly mention levers snapping and wires failing to grip. The listing also shifts between push-in and lever terminology, which does not inspire confidence in its technical presentation. Buy only for the specific splitter layout after careful verification; it is not the sensible default for ordinary two- or three-conductor joints.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A planned accessible splitter arrangement that specifically requires one input and five outputs.
Less suitable: Routine two- or three-conductor splices, inaccessible work or anyone seeking genuine Wago 221 parts.
Specifications
Common questions
Is this a 5-port 221?
No. It is a 1-in-5-out splitter, brand XALXMAW, 13 pieces.
What current and voltage are printed?
The fields say 32 A and 250 V.
What fault do the UK reviews repeat?
Levers snapping off, including on first use, and wires that are not gripped.
The Flintronic kit puts 90 compatible connectors in one pack at about £9.99, with 45 two-port, 30 three-port and 15 five-port bodies. Its listing distinguishes hard wire up to 4 mm² from soft wire up to 2.5 mm² and specifies a 10 mm strip length. That combination looks economical, but this is not a Wago product and its 4.2 rating from 196 reviews is the weakest substantial rating in the comparison. UK review signals repeatedly mention snapped levers, levers that will not move correctly and weak conductor grip. The specification also omits a current field despite listing 250 V. The quantity is tempting for low-cost sorting and accessible experiments, but the repeated mechanical complaints make it a poor choice where reliability or later access is uncertain.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Budget-led, accessible applications where each connection can be checked and the exact listing limits are suitable.
Less suitable: Critical, inaccessible or brand-specified work, especially where weak grip would be hard to detect later.
Specifications
Common questions
Is this a Wago connector?
No. The brand is Flintronic and the manufacturer field says XJYEU.
What mix is in the 90 pieces?
Forty-five 2-port, thirty 3-port and fifteen 5-port.
What do the reviews repeat as a fault?
Levers that snap, levers that will not open or close, and weak grip, including on thinner cable.
The ZRUIDA SPL-2 listing offers a nominal ten-piece pack of compatible lever splices for about £7.99. It claims solid conductors up to 4 mm², flexible conductors up to 2.5 mm² and a 9–10 mm strip length. Beyond those basic points, the evidence is too thin for a confident recommendation: the captured source has no star line, no UK review text and no current or voltage field. Even the quantity conflicts, because the title says ten while the number-of-items field says one. The product is not Wago branded, despite occupying the same broad connector category. Treat it as an unproven listing and choose a better-documented option unless this exact model has independently verifiable ratings for your intended use.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Buyers able to independently verify this exact model and use it in a suitable accessible application.
Less suitable: Anyone wanting established review evidence, complete electrical ratings or genuine Wago parts.
Specifications
Common questions
Is there a star rating on this listing?
No. The captured listing has no customer-review line and no UK review text.
How many pieces does the title claim?
The title says 10 pieces, model SPL-2. The number-of-items field says 1.
What strip length is printed?
The bullet says 9–10 mm, then lift the lever to 90°.
Shelf prices, stars, and review counts are the amazon.co.uk figures stored for these twelve listings. They are not a live reload on 16 October 2026. The editorial score on each card is the 0–100 figure already stored for this set. It follows the star line and the review count, then keeps listing conflicts and review faults in the score. It is not a laboratory test, not a measured temperature rise, and not a BS 7671 approval.
Conductor range
25%Copper only, and the cross-section the connector actually lists. On the usual 221-412, 221-413 and 221-415, fine-stranded is 0.14–4 mm² and solid or stranded is 0.2–4 mm². A 6 mm² family is outside this set.
Genuine identity
25%The brand and the model line, not an orange lever in the photo. Genuine 221 packs stay ahead of compatible kits whose UK reviews mention snapped levers or wires that pull out.
Port count and form
20%221-412 is two ways, 221-413 is three, 221-415 is five, and 221-2411 is a straight-through connector. A 1-in-5-out body is a different product.
Listing clarity
15%Stars and review volume from the amazon.co.uk line, with points held back where voltage, count, or material fields fight the bullets. A missing star line stays at zero.
Pack and price
15%A mixed 2/3/5 assortment if the job is unknown, a 50-piece single model if it is not. Price is the captured shelf figure in this set, from about £5.35 to about £35.99.
Start with the conductor, then the genuine model, then the port count. A star rating does not tell you those three. The twelve listings below are amazon.co.uk pages, with the prices and review counts stored for this comparison, not a live reload on 16 October 2026. A compatible kit can be cheaper per piece. In these UK reviews it is also where levers snap and wires pull out. The connector still needs an enclosure that stays accessible, or a marked maintenance-free accessory used as instructed.
A Wago connector, as UK shoppers search for it, is a lever splicing connector for copper, and the reference part is the Wago 221 Series rather than every orange lever on amazon.co.uk. You choose it for a tool-free joint on solid twin-and-earth or fine-stranded flex, inside the cross-section the connector lists, instead of a screw choc block.
Each port takes one conductor. Doubling up is a common fault on both genuine levers and compatible kits. If the joint needs three conductors in common, use a three-port body such as the 221-413, not two wires under one lever.
Wago’s 221-413 data states an 11 mm strip. Several compatible kits in this set print 9–10 mm or 10 mm. A short strip leaves copper short of the clamp. A long strip leaves bare copper outside the housing. Match the length to the connector in your hand.
32 A is the connector rating on the 221-413 data, not a circuit design and not cover for 6 mm² cooker or shower cable. The parts in this set stop at 4 mm². A separate 6 mm² 221 family is not among these twelve listings.
Copper only. On the usual 221-412, 221-413 and 221-415, fine-stranded is 0.14–4 mm² and solid or stranded is 0.2–4 mm². UK 1.0, 1.5 and 2.5 mm² sit inside that window. A separate 6 mm² 221 family exists and is not in this set. 10 mm² and many steel-wire-armoured cables still do not fit. The genuine model number matters more than an orange lever in the photo. Lookalike kits are cheaper per piece and, in these UK reviews, are where snapped levers and wires that pull out show up.
221-412 is two side-by-side ways, 221-413 is three, and 221-415 is five. The 221-2411 is a straight-through connector for two conductors that meet end to end. A 1-in-5-out body, such as the XALXMAW pack, is a different product. Buy a mixed 2/3/5 assortment if the job is unknown. Buy a 50-piece single model if it is not. The genuine 50× 221-413 is about £12.59. The genuine ten-pack is about £5.35. The 25-piece mix is about £10.38.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You are changing a light on an existing circuit and you do not yet know whether the joint is two, three, or five conductors. A small genuine mix, a tug test, and a box are the brief. The 25-piece Wago 221 assortment covers those three port counts at about £10.38.
You repeat the same three-port joint and you will use most of a trade pack. The genuine Wago 221-413 pack of 50 is the top pick, at about £12.59, with the largest review base in this set. It is more connectors than a one-off repair needs.
You only need a handful of three-port connectors and a box of 50 would sit in a drawer. The genuine ten-pack is the best value at about £5.35. The listing voltage lines conflict, so check the Wago 221-413 data before you treat the Amazon fields as one rating.
The top pick is the genuine Wago 221-413 pack of 50, at about £12.59, for repeated three-port joints inside 0.14–4 mm². The listing states 32 A and 450 V, and 4.8 from 27,670 reviews is the strongest review signal here. The best value is the genuine ten-pack of the same 221-413, at about £5.35, for a few known joints, with the voltage-field conflict kept in the score. A 25-piece genuine mix suits a job whose port count is still unknown. Compatible lever kits are cheaper per piece, and their UK reviews are where snapped levers and poor grip show up. The connector still needs an accessible enclosure, or a BS 5733 accessory marked MF and used as instructed.
Wago 221-413, pack of 50
Genuine 221-413, 0.14–4 mm², 32 A and 450 V on the listing, and 4.8 from 27,670 reviews, for repeated three-port joints.
Wago 221-413, pack of 10
Lowest genuine three-port price in this set at about £5.35, with 4.7 from 2,861 reviews, and the voltage conflict kept in the score.
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