What's the rating of the cable? in awg
1040631
It's 20 gauge. If you decide to solder a long run yourself, don't go any thinner. These power supplies are rated at 2 amps and the camera has a pretty good draw. The voltage drop will be too much.
1040632
Looks like the same as camera power supply. Pretty thin. I'd guess 26 or 28. Dont even think about powering more stuff through it.
1040633
No gauge number marked on the cable. More than likely a two conductor cable...truly don't know the size though. maybe check out the Foscam.usa.com site. Like the other comment...not very heavy.
294227
Hi You can Google "awg wire chart", all the measurements for all wire will be there.
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.
2039914
These are each a pair of co-axial cables designed for small-signal interconnects between (usually) audio equipment. Any use where the AWG would be of concern is too much. That said, the center conductor is probably about 22awg. I ordered 5 pairs and liked them enough to order 5 more to replace some older cables that had the connectors become loose over time.
745311
Not made for large gauge wires. I think it will handle up to 18-16 awg no problem
1580371
It's been awhile but I think I used 14 awg. But I would think 16 14 or 12 would be ok
312039
Hi Janet, wire gauge is 16 AWG, comes with a 5 Amp fuse. but now I use it with one of 10 Amp. through it start to run a 120V power inverter 375W
1594126
16 awg is typically more than adequate. 14 gauge could be used for really long runs (over 100ft), or if you are pushing a lot of power to large front channels.
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.
652855
According to their web site, the standard series of cable (this one) is 30 AWG (http://bluerigger.com/ProductDetail.aspx?id=1&catid=1&prodid=1). Their CL3 in-wall series (also available on Amazon) isn't much more expensive, and use larger 28 AWG wire. The Ultra series uses 32 AWG wire.
1452643
I'm guessing, but it is probably 22 AWG (seems smaller than 20). The butt splices (crimps) with the red color are good for 18 - 22 AWG, and can accommodate smaller than 22 if needed. The splices are Amp 8-55824-2 or the equivalent. I used these: http://www.te.com/catalog/pn/en/8-55824-2?RQPN=8-55824-2. Happy wiring! I've read reviews & comments suggesting twisting the wires and wrapping with electrical tape, and I can tell you that you don't want to go there unless you want to re-wire it at some point in the near future.
88101
The technical drawing in the pictures shows 18/3 AWG (that means 18 guage, 3 conductors, American Wire Guage). However, that does not mean that is what will actually be in the package when you receive it. Most computer power cords are 18/3 AWG, but some are 16/3 AWG and you will occasionally find some 14/3 AWG. If what other people are receiving is 16/3, and the seller is saying 16/3, even if his UL information is inaccurate, then it is likely they are actually shipping these in the 16/3 variety.
1993335
It can handle up to 6 AWG, the wire size you use will depend on the length of the wire run but you should be fine with 8 AWG. My panels came with mc4 cables so I bought the 10 AWG equivalent mc4 cable and ran that which made for a nice clean install
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
1136615
The packaging does not state anywhere a cable rating. But I use "C2G / Cables to Go 27150 Cat6 Snagless Patch Cable, Black (1 Foot/0.30 Meters)" patch cable which is a cat6 rated cable with no issues I've noticed.
317442
Just my own 2 cents worth thrown in here. I wanted to point out that as the number on AWG wire increases the thickness of the wires decreases.. 12 AWG is Larger ( a thicker wire ) then 16 AWG.
179668
The wire is #18AWG, at least that is what is written on mine! Can't speak for the other people's cables that they have but mine is #18AWG.