name of this connector ?

[ktnwin]

I like to buy the blue connector shown in the picture below to pigtail wire.
I do not know its name and could not find it at local Home Depot.
What is this type of connector called ?

 

[moose]

The image is very bad try again make it so its close and not blurry

 

[Timbo]

It is called a "Scotchlok" and is not designed for mains wiring. 12/24v vehicle wiring.

 

[snowhead]

Personally I wouldn't use them to join 2 pieces of string together, but it appears they are rated to 600v / 1000v.
Subject to local Electrical Regulations and codes.

3M™ Scotchlok™ Insulation Displacement Connector 560/560B is 600V rated for building wire and 1000V rated for signs, fixtures and luminaires. It withstands temperatures of 221 degrees F (105 degrees C). UL Listed and RoHS 2011/65/EU Compliant.

 

[RED~SIX]

I have only used Scotchlocks for automotive wiring, never used then on mains.

I used to use the hellermann tyton helacon blocks when they first came out but now I only use Wago 221 series.

 

[Dustydazzler]

Why didn’t they just put the 2 wires each wire nut ?

why bother with the blue automotive connectors

 

[telectrix]

aren't these now banned in the auto industry?

 

[Megawatt]

I like to buy the blue connector shown in the picture below to pigtail wire.
I do not know its name and could not find it at local Home Depot.
What is this type of connector called ?
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What you have there is called wagos I think that’s what they call them in the UK but you can buy them at your local electrical parts store. I don’t really know what we call them in the states but show your picture the the person who waits on you.

 

[Timbo]

What you have there is called wagos I think that’s what they call them in the UK but you can buy them at your local electrical parts store. I don’t really know what we call them in the states but show your picture the the person who waits on you.

No, they are not Wago connectors. See post#3

 

[Mike Johnson]

There are a plethora of different types of Wago connectors, but what is shown in the first post is not any type of Wago I have seen, and as others have said Scotchlocks where designed for automotive use, not for use on domestic installations, look here: Installation Terminal Blocks and Connectors – Simple Wiring in Building Technology | WAGO GB - https://www.wago.com/gb/electrical-interconnections/discover-installation-terminal-blocks-and-connectors