What is the gauge of this? I'm wondering if it is too thick to run under my carpet for connecting my laptop to HDTV
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Don'the really know the exact gauge but it's thin enough to run under a carpet.
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It depends on your carpet, I would say. If you have carpet and padding and can fish it through, I would say you'd be fine. You'll probably detect it's presence but I don't think it'd be too invasive. If possible run it against the wall with cable guides.
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The cables I received were 0.8 - probley double the size of a average computer mouse cord.
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i cant give you an exact, but it is pretty thick, definitely thicker than el cheapo cable...about 30%
881529
You will be fine. I'm not home but I believe the strip was 14 awg. Thicker than a pc power cord. I'm using two of these for my arcade mame machine running a 850watt psu and my virtual pinball machine running a 750watt psu. Along with the other accessories like tv's, speakers and usb hubs etc the smart strip has been great and running like a champ with no drop in voltage.
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i put a big thick power strip cord down the middle with no problem. The side channels are smaller but will handle speaker/network cable just fine and also regular lamp cord but not big thick power supply cord. Hope this helps.
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Like the responses you have received from others, I cannot tell you the thickness or gauge, but it is strong and sturdy. Mine is still going strong.
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not sure how to measure it but I would say it is thick enough to work as a stair tread runner for my basement stairs. The staples I used are just barely holding it there without ripping the plastic. Almost as thick as a carpet runner to protect carpet down a hallway. Maybe as thick as a heavy duty rain coat?
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It is made to connect a VGA port from a laptop to a VGA port on a monitor or TV. However, it is not shielded enough. You will have issues with using the audio cable and horrible sounds.
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Most of it is about 1/4" thick, but the X shaped parts are raised another 1/4". If you're trying to fit it in a bag with a laptop, it likely won't cause any problems, you'll just want to put the X shaped parts facing away from the laptop itself.
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Hello Seth, Here is the gauge of the the cable you are referring to: 26AWG 7/0.16mm Thanks, Mediabridge Customer Support 856-216-8222 support@mediabridgeproducts.com
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This is actually a cable designed for plenum (aka in wall or between floors) so that you can pull a round cable through holes where it would be hard to pull an HDMI connector. There are two ends like this on this cable... So, I think that you cannot us this in the manner that you are speaking of...
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The power cord is 14 gauge(AWG), heavy duty. I have mine plugged into a 20amp circuit. It's setup to power 4 computers plus accessories. It should be adequate to run any devices designed to run on standard house current (15A, 125VAC).
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curled up. It uncurls OK but it ends up being a pretty high bump to step over. I'm using a rug instead: J & M Home Fashions Ribbed Runner Utility Mat, 22-Inch by 60-Inch, BrownThis extension cord is very flat and probably would work well under a rug:Fellowes 1-Outlet 3-Prong Heavy Duty Indoor Extension Cord, 15-Feet (99596)
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The cable is a bit coarse (sturdy)because of the thickness but I have had no trouble running it through my entertainment cabinet.
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Dear customer,Thank you for your question regarding our BlueRigger High Speed HDMI cable with Ethernet. This 15 feet cable has a wiring gauge of 30 AWG. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions.Thanks,BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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The length might work (best to measure) but buy a different cable, as this one is junk (not CAT5 inside)
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It's a great cable. It's soft and flexible. It's a little thick but it should work for what ur doing. It's not that thick.
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Its pretty thick cable, probably about 1/4 inch, but the thickness doesn't really matter. The cable is comprised of several small wire and insulation. You technically don't need to spend a lot of money on hdmi cables they either give you a picture or they don't. Cable is very nice not too expensive and works great.