Will this work with a 12v 30a power supply for a 3d printer? the website says 32a max but product image says 20a max.

The European rating (to EN 60998) is 450V 32A, the US rating (to UL 486C) is 600V 20A. So in the US you can not legally use them for circuits carrying more than 20A. I am adding this because the answer talking about power (wattage) is incorrect and unsafe information. Connectors have a voltage rating and a current rating. You must stay under the voltage rating to prevent arc over, and under the current rating to prevent overheating the connector. You can not calculate the max allowable power of the load and use that to exceed one of the ratings. Using the other poster's logic I could use this connector to connect a 12V 1000A (12,000W) load that would melt the connector in seconds.

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Manufacturer	Wago
Part number	221-413
Item Weight	5 g
Product Dimensions	2 x 2 x 2 cm; 5 Grams
Item model number	221-413
Size	pack of 10
Material	Copper
Voltage	400 Volts
Item Package Quantity	1
Specification met	CE
Included components	221-413
Batteries included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

221-413 LEVER-NUTS 3 Conductor Compact Connectors 10 PK

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