Wago Lever Nut

You can use single level terminals to depict this wago lever nuts, as this has the same functionality, for example in this schematic we have 4 terminals going from the Overload to the motor, you can also insert a Terminal schematics layout view, to provide a better graphical demonstration on how this will be connected. One of the advantages of using terminals is that you can leverage the connectivity tools from SkyCAD.

Make sure to have the terminals symbols with the Flow through property checked, that would allow you to have the same connection name on both sides of the terminal, right-click the terminal symbol and select Explore, then check the Flow through property.

Let us know how it goes.

that not really how a regular wago lever nut works.

https://www.wago.com/us/c/wire-splicing-connectors

Actually there are newer models of wago connectors that do work like this, check this out: https://www.wago.com/global/installation-terminal-blocks-and-connectors…

Yes those are Wago 221s for "Inline" Splicing but they aren't Lever "Nuts"

mcisneros was talking about the ones I posted a picture of.

I am new to SkyCAD, and I also use the Wago Lever Nuts and would like to include them in my schematics.  It looks to me like the original submission was not resolved.

TheColonel26 showed a photo of the connectors.  They come in 3 basic varieties: 221-412 connects 2 wires; 221-413 connects 3 wires; and 221-415 connects 5 wires.  They have been available for years and are very easy to use.  So has no one designed an object for them?  I would make one, but, as I said, I'm new to SkyCAD.

In SkyCAD you could represent the Wago with connector pins, for example for the part number 221-413 you could have 3 connector pins under the connector with that part number:

Let us know how it goes

But with using a connector, would those 3 pins be bridged internally to allow the net to flow-through? A Lever Nut, has all termials bridged.

You could add a bridge to the connector pins to represent it, thanks.