How To Fix Short Wires In An Electrical Box

How To Fix Short Wires In An Electrical Box
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[@TommyLetzGo]

Your channel will help many folks out. Straight to the point and quick intros. Thanks!

[@vince6829]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@teegees]

Have you used splice connectors and do they work or are they a gimmick?

[@seasidescott]

the are good but expensive. also they can be long and hard to put 2 or 3 in a box along with the receptacle.

[@modlauryofficial6603]

Can i Use the Wago Connectors? Instead of doing it the way you did it??

[@conquerallelectrical]

Although Wago connectors are approved in many areas, check with your local electrician to be sure. We use wire nuts because we feel they are a stronger connection especially for outlets that consume larger loads. Hope this helps a little and thanks.

[@seasidescott]

Wagos rock! especially good to use when different size wires or braided and solid mixed.