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Originally Posted by PaperBagger'14
The tensile strength of each type has its limitations, if you're using wagos to connect to a load with a <...clipped for brevity...>
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If anything that video proves that the difference between wire nuts and wagos is actually pretty much insignificant. Certainly not definitive; there's more variability in resistance due to how the alligator clips were making contact with the other ends of the wires.
Taking your back-of-the-napkin calculations further, a 20 A load on a 120 V circuit draws 2400 W, so the difference between a wire nut and a wago is
[(2402.72 / 2402.6) - 1] * 100 = 0.005%
Respectfully: whoop-de-####ing-do.
