Are these for solid or stranded wires?
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This is the wire that I used them on if that helps. New 500 ft bulk Cat6 (CCA) Ethernet Cable / Wire UTP Pull Box 500ft Cat-6 (CCA) Grey ~ VIVO
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Do these plug into both Cat5e internet outlet and a typical telephone jack, ie could I use these for telephone line as well..
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These fit any standard CAT6 or CAT5(e) 8-conductor cable. I use them with solid core conductors.
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These wires are pretty thin. For extremely short bursts, they will handle 10amps at 120volts. But they are definitely not made for high watts. Looks like they should be able to handle 200-300 watts continuously.
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I don't see why not. I used them to fix up an old bike my folks had from the early 80's. The cables are stainless.
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Stranded wire is multiple smaller diameter strands wrapped together to form wire. It's more flexible. Solid core is one wire. It's easier for breadboarding and more durable. Personally I like stranded better. Unless I'm breadboarding
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I'm not totally sure on that one. I have used them on live wires without any incidents.
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The stranded wires are the type where the wire is weaved together from many smaller wires. This is of solid wire, meaning that it is a single formed copper wire under the plastic coating; this is better for soldering.
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I prefer stranded for hook-up wire to circuit boards. Solid wire tends to break easily at the solder joint with excessive movement, which could be just enough when soldering other wires to the board. Stranded wire, provides a flexibility that solid does not have. Pre-tinned stranded wire is the best in this situation, it is bonded to be stiff like a solid wire and easily solders to the via. The stiffness of Pre-tinned wire allows you to bend the wire like a solid and it will hold its shape, and flexible enough to not break. guitarpcb dot com has the pre-tinned wire that is the best I have found. I prefer stranded for hook-up wire to circuit boards. Solid wire tends to break easily at the solder joint with excessive movement, which could be just enough when soldering other wires to the board. Stranded wire, provides a flexibility that solid does not have. Pre-tinned stranded wire is the best in this situation, it is bonded to be stiff like a solid wire and easily solders to the via. The stiffness of Pre-tinned wire allows you to bend the wire like a solid and it will hold its shape, and flexible enough to not break. guitarpcb dot com has the pre-tinned wire that is the best I have... » Read More I prefer stranded for hook-up wire to circuit boards. Solid wire tends to break easily at the solder joint with excessive movement, which could be just enough when soldering other wires to the board. Stranded wire, provides a flexibility that solid does not have. Pre-tinned stranded wire is the best in this situation, it is bonded to be stiff like a solid wire and easily solders to the via. The stiffness of Pre-tinned wire allows you to bend the wire like a solid and it will hold its shape, and flexible enough to not break. guitarpcb dot com has the pre-tinned wire that is the best I have found. « Show Less
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No. You can use bare wire with the screw type terminals although they are fairly close together. I'd recommended banana plugs though.
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No. They are used to convert the actual wires of a speaker wire into a solid plug. More efficient and stable connection
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There should be no problem doing that. You should tin the wires, solder, to prevent them from unraveling.
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I think it will work as long as they're fairly lightweight. I use this wire for wire wrapping pendants, and it works great for that. The colors are very nice!
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As long as you are switching power it should be fine. I used these for lamp switches, but they should work for anything. As to wire size, I managed to get two standard flat lamp cords through one of the openings. Note that I can only speak for AC line voltage use.
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Generally, stranded cable is easier to work with because it is far more flexible and less likely to crack wires but solid cable can provide better electrical characteristics. The benefits of solid core are probably negligible for most home networks though so I would recommend stranded. Whatever you choose, make sure you get appropriate connectors to work with it. Lots of connectors work with solid and stranded but make sure you get the right kind.
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I bought these to use on my Garden Railroad. They did the job. I use 12 ga. wire with spade terminals and yes these would work with the wire you are asking about.
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Yes, but I would only use these wires for testing. These wires are too thin for everyday use.
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Yup, I use them for quad shielded cable ... These are commercial grade, comcast uses these
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Yes it's copper wire and yes it's stranded. Make sure you are using 12 gauge if you are running longer distances. I used the 12 on a 100ft. run