Question 1

Is the metal inside the connectors aluminum or copper and if they are aluminum would that be an issue with safety?

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From the data sheet: 
Contact Materials
Hard and extra-hard electrolytic copper(ECu), as well as extra-hard copper alloys arethe standard materials used for the current-carrying parts of all WAGO products.  These materials combine excellent conductivity and good chemical resistance without the risk of stress-induced cracking. 
 
Contact Materials
The special tin layer, which is the standard layer for all current-carrying parts in WAGO products, ensures perfect long-term protection against corrosive substances. Furthermore, these layers provide a gas-tight contact that ensures a durable transition resistance. At the clamping unit, the conductor is embedded into the soft tin layer via high contact pressure. This protects the contact area against corrosion. The thick tin layer also ensures good solderability of both PCB terminal block and connector solder pins.

Clamping Spring Material
Every WAGO clamping spring is made of high-quality, accurately tested austenitic chrome nickel steel (CrNi) with high tensile strength, which boasts proven corrosion resistance through long-term usage. It is resistant to sea spray, city pollutants and industrial emissions (e.g., sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfie). At room temperatures of approximately 20°C (68°F), the material is resistant to salt solutions up to 30% and dilute phosphoric acids
up to 30%. Even after decades of use, no galvanic corrosion between the chrome nickel spring steel (in connection with the contact materials used by WAGO) and the connected copper conductors has been detected.
The relaxation of the material as a function of time and surrounding temperatures up to 105°C (221°F) can be ignored. Samples loaded with 500 N/mm² at a temperature of 250°C (482°F) showed a relaxation of only 1.5%.
In certain product lines, the clamping springs are thermally treated at temperatures between 350°C (662°F) and 420°C (788°F) after production. This treatment reduces internal stress due to the material’s mechanical deformation, which may result in a slight brown discoloration of the spring surface. WAGO only accepts deliveries of chrome nickel spring steel against certifiates of conformity and after select material tests have been performed.

Question 2

will these fit in a 3/4" hole?

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No. Wago 221-413 size : 18,8mmX 8,4mm . Minimum hole size : 13/16”

Question 3

cuantas unidades trae el paquete?

Accepted Answer

50 pieces

Question 4

would these be safe to use inside a toaster?

Accepted Answer

Wiring inside a heating device is usually rated for 105 degrees C.  I doubt these are rated for that temperature.  They might be rated for the normal wire temp of 75 degrees C or so.

ASIN	B01M4NY73A
Best Sellers Rank	#19,010 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #8 in IDC Electrical Terminals
Brand Name	WAGO
Centerline Length	0.73 inches
Color	orange
Connector Type	IDC
Current Rating	32 A
Customer Reviews	4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (2,797)
Included Components	221-413x500
Manufacturer	Wago
Material Type	Metal, Plastic
Model	221-413
Mounting Type	Panel Mount
Number Of Contacts	3
Number Of Poles	3
Number of Positions	3
Part Number	221-413
Pitch	4.45 millimeters
Specification Met	CE
Temperature Range	85 °C
UPC	611359336278
Unit Count	500 Count
Upper Temperature Rating	85 °C
Voltage	400 volts

WAGO 3-Conductor Compact IDC Terminal Block 500 PK - Orange Lever-Nuts

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