Anyone know what guage this is? 12? 14? Thanks!
1474767
It's about 14 gauge, enough for any normal use especially if your speaker runs are 50 feet or less.
803962
The guage has two wires to the sensor and a hot and ground wire. The 12V goes to the sensor and back to the guage.
1923628
I used 12 gauge wire from Advance auto as I already had enough on hand. Since the pump itself has smaller 16 gauge lead wires on it that is a little overkill . The pump does not draw much current (amps ) so 14 gauge wire would work safely as well. Do not use the smaller 22 /24 gauge speaker wire or such crap like the moron that previously owned my boat as it is unsafe and not suitable.
1283513
I'm not quite sure what you mean by that but the gauge runs from .012 to .053 ins or 0.3 to 1.35 mm. Hope that answers it.
230353
I'm really not sure, but an experienced guess would be about 20 guage for the base and maybe 16 guage for the condenser.
1342654
My estimate is 16-18 gauge. Not 14 or 12. It was the same gauge as the stock wiring in my Cherokee '95
2172274
14/3 has worked fine for me. I've hooked it to a drop light also, and direct into an outlet. No problems.
190245
It's about a 16 gauge needle. There are differences among manufacturers, so hopefully they'll respond with an accurate answer. You can find needle gauge charts on the internet.
1151989
boy thats a good one my calipers say its close to 12.7mm but my scale ruler says 12mm sorry best answer i can give
1337747
12 Gauge Maybe but very tight, 14 Gauge probably. Looks like it was built for 16-18. Also there is no Hi Level Line Out. So you cannot run amp to sub to speakers like many other subs. If you were intending this, I'd recommend one with ins and outs.
373391
I used 14 gauge, and it fits with plenty of room. Appears as if 12 gauge will work too. The trick is to have just enough wire coming out and over the edge to make a proper connection. Works like a charm.
1675311
I'm not sure but I think it was a multi strand low voltage wire. The guage is dictated by the length of wire ( voltage drop ). The longer the wire the larger guage. I think we (the electrician) used 12 guage.
359232
There is no way this is 18 AWG or 14 AWG wire. I measured it with a micrometer and it is around 0.52mm (24 AWG). It should not be used with more than 0.57 amps.
1089770
14 gauge is good for up to 15 amps. I have been using outdoor extension cords that the ends are bad or has been cut or damaged, just don't use the bad section. Just keep you lengths as short as possible to avoid voltage drop.
594168
As I work only in HO scale, I would be reluctant to advise you about anything dealing with S guage. I can suggest that you might get in touch with Model Train Stuff as they have answered several teachical questions for me in the past. You can find their contact information on the Internet.
1321392
The wire gauge is 14 AWG. This info is on Tripp Lite's site under frequently asked questions.
356796
I used this sending unit with that guage. If you do a google search for the olms specs of that guage it should match this sending unit. You can find the sending unit at this amazon adress http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00029JXMU