What is its AWG (American Wire Gauge) rating?
1490681
Because its cheaper probably 30AWG however these are the 1.4 HDMI Cable Specs Things The 1.4 Specification Does Support sRGB YCbCr 4:2:2/4:4:4 8 channel LPCM, 192 kHz, 24-bit audio capability Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD video and audio at full resolution Consumer Electronic Control (CEC) DVD-Audio Super Audio CD (DSD) Deep color xvYCC Auto lip-sync Dolby TrueHD bitstream capable DTS-HD Master Audio bitstream capable Updated list of CEC commands 3D over HDMI[131] Ethernet channel Audio return channel (ARC) 4K resolution at 30 fps Things The 1.4 Specification Do Not Support 4K resolution at 60 fps Rec. 2020 color space YCbCr 4:2:0 32 channel audio 1536 kHz audio 4 audio streams 2 video streams (Dual View) 21:9 aspect ratio
1600664
It is defiantly not 20 awg or 18 awg, I would say about 24 or less. Wouldn't run more then an few amp through it transient. Maybe 1 amp constant.
1948808
You get what you pay for. I would say 22 or 24 AWG. It's less than 1 foot long. This is a guess the insulation may be thicker or thinner.
918960
*24k Gold Plated Connectors with braided thick 28 AWG cable core to further enhance picture qualityAWG means American Wire Gauge. The smaller the number, the thicker the conductor.
489493
I don't know the specific AWG, but it seemed pretty flexible when I plugged it in. I'm using it in-wall and it had to make a couple of pretty tight turns, for what it's worth. I read online that the max AWG for a 15' cable is 24.
996455
It's configured for USA 120v power applications...being 18 AWG limits it to 10 amps...and I wouldn't do that for long or if the cord gets too warm..
1707094
14 gauge if I remember correctly. I sent it back because the outside casing and wires were too thick for my application.
2114336
Wire is silver. And wire size is actually 4 AWG with thick insulation making look like 0 AWG.
517386
Here are the specifications from the manufacturer's website:12 Volt Peak Amps : 110012 Volt Cranking Amps : 325Cable Length : 23"Cable Gauge : #2 AWGCharger Type : AutomaticIndicator Display : Volt GaugeWeight : 18 lbs.Warranty : One Year Limited
1350771
Reported specs state 16 gauge, this seems about right after installing the wires. The gauge is sufficient to operate tail lights and clearance lights on my trailers.
1803685
Wire Gauge is 14 AWG. Sufficient weight for most electronic devices but not heavier load household appliances (refrigerator, etc.).
86861
According to the AWG chart, 2 guage wire is good for up to 181 amps. Here's the link to the chart. For your specific application you should consult an electrician. http://www.powerstream.com/Wire_Size.htm
1898722
AWG stands for American Wire Gauge. It pertains to the diameter of the wire. The lower the AWG, the more current capacity it can carry.For instance, a 16AWG is thicker and can carry 13 Amps, but an 18 AWG is thinner and can only carry 10 Amps. Any electrical appliance "draws" a current from the supply. The 16 AWG wire can accommodate an appliance with a higher wattage (power) than an 18 AWG wire.
1948807
I am not 100% sure about this being the right answer but I am about 95% sure that cable "gauge awd" refers to "all wire diameter". This means that although there are actually more than 1 strand of wire inclosed in the insulating cover "the outside covering you see and touch" the Gauge or diameter of the wire given is the OVER ALL size of all of the wires inside the outer covering. I hope this helped.
1520252
Well, the wire is not marked but after comparing it to my other wire collection, it must be 10 ga. wire.Also now I noticed that it says 10AWG right in the description.
1786267
Twelve AWG (Gauge) wire is rated at 20 amps. But there is length limits. The 100 feet plus whatever is in your house from the breaker box to the outlet that it's plugged into starts to get kind of long. Why risk it. Don't load it with more than 15 amps. Make sure the wire going to the outlet your plugging it into is also 12 AWG. If I may also add, if you are going to run an electric snow blower with this I would buy it soon. It's 12/7 and it could snow soon.
674263
Standard 3-prong. 120v extension cord. 12awg is the wire gauge and is recomended if you use a 100ft cord, but a lot of the 100 ft cords are only 14 awg or 16. A 14 would do just fine.