What gauge wire on this? Looking for 10 gauge.
1997694
18 gauge.Don't know why people answer with guesses. It's like guessing a fuse is 15 amps when it's really only 8 amps. Huge difference between 14 gauge and 18 gauge.
1997695
I cut this wire open. It's doubled insulated. Actual copper wires are inside are probably a 16 at best may even be an 18.
1997696
The extension is not 10 ga wire. It appears to be 14ga., but is designed for lower amperage loads than the 10ga. would be. I am unaware of any premade extension cable with 10ga. Better off to just go buy a roll of 10ga wire and put the ends on you need.
1997697
18 gauge. Don't know why people answer with guesses. It's like guessing a fuse is 15 amps when it's really only 8 amps. Huge difference between 14 gauge and 18 gauge.
411960
you don't have to use the same gauge wire in each terminal.10 gauge will work fine.
47433
judging by the wire size not a lot i wouldnt go more that 10 amp unless you use it to drive a spdt 30/40 amp automotive relay
62220
12 & 10 gauge for the brakes. You should be happy with this cable. Just a FYI, I mounted a 4x4 plastic electrical box with gasket & screw on cover, on the front of the trailer and made all the connections in this water tight box. Put grease inside each wire connector before screwing the wires on. Takes a little more time however it's been years with no electrical problems.
1576226
I believe it is 10 gauge. That's what it looks like. I have no problem carrying a full 10 Amps dc current all day long.
2098144
18 gauge wire is what we used and it works just perfect. Hope this helps you with your decision.
1675312
There is a lot to add up to figure that out. Number of lights, wattage totals, length of runs, etc.10 gauge is a good overall to use.
1920814
If you need 10 gage 4 wire, yes. You will want to check MD code as far as needing the wire enclosed in conduit. But as far as the wire itself, this is compliant.
35586
I followed the Tessco Technologies automotive wiring guide which you can find online. It takes into account your load draw (amperage) and the length of your wire. For my purposes, I used 10g wire because my maximum load is less than 60 amps and my input wire length is less than 10 feet.
594935
mine is 16 gauge wire rated at 10amp. it only serves as a remote on off switch for the outlet
1144448
A good brand 8 Gauge should be good for this amp, if(I don't know how you could)you added an extra $10 on the purchase, I have some New 8 Gauge Rolls, I could put together a pretty nice wire kit and ship together! And I can Print of the 18 Page Manual to send along also. Or email it to you!
1710102
should be 16 gauge, see link, http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/amps-wire-gauge-d_730.html, but i believe the warranty will be void if you alter the cables, check the warranty statement.
1179557
It comes w/ very cheap, low gauge wire......do yourself a favor get better gauge wire. That's all....
445036
10 ga. wire has a diameter .1019 inch and can handle a maximum of 55 amps-depending on the type and temp of the cable. It is my opinion that this size wire is too large for these connectors, would be very difficult to assemble and if you need to draw this amount of current it would probably be unsafe.
1190281
Yes that gauge wire should be no problem. These were actually larger than I was expecting.
610509
Bout the same but it may be smaller gauge then 10. I would go bigger gauge just for piece of mind. I got BOSS 8 g. Kit was I lil smaller then standard 8/but handles 1100w mono and 4 channel 400 watt. Does it with ease
1746312
I would go with, again if it were me, probably a 10 gauge maybe even an 8 gauge monster cable. That's actually what it's called., but sounds great, no resistance whatsoever. Thanks Tim