On Thursday, July 13, 2017 at 5:48:08 PM UTC-5, Ralph Mowery wrote:
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Uncle Monster says...

Whenever I had a lot of wires in a box and I knew there was no room for wire nuts, I used the push in connectors because that type connector took up a lot less room in a box. I'd come out of the connectors with pigtails for the wiring devices. Those connectors are also the fastest way to connect wires when changing a florescent ballast. ?(?)?

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[8~{} Uncle Connected Monster

I have used a few like those in the last few years. There are also some
similar called something like walnuts. Those have a lever at each
position so they can be reused very easy.

I wish they had those out when I was working or atleast I wish I had
known about them. Used thousands of wire nuts replacing ballasts.
With around 6 to 8 per ballast you use a lot.


I used a lot of "Lever Nuts" too. I often also used them when replacing ballasts because it made another replacement go faster. ヽ(ヅ)ノ

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[8~{} Uncle Nutty Monster