What gauge is the wire?
1038413
It is a thick wire, thought the plastic coating is somewhat weak. I'm guessing 14 gauge.
1038414
It looks like no more than 18 gauge to me. The insulation on the wire is extra thick to make it seem like you are getting a 30 A capable wire. The thick insulation and thin actual wire make it easy to damage the wire when you strip it back. It'll handle 30A surges, but I wouldn't use it for 30A continuous.
1038415
honestly it is like 10ga. wiring. Its pretty good wiring. it will hold all of 30 amps.
1038416
Its look like 16 gauge. But this product is good quality and The price is good too. I tested so far so good.
652856
It actually doesn't say the gauge. The cable is thicker than I expected and has a nice webbed sheath on the outside as well. I have cables from some professional cable suppliers and if I had received this cable from them I wouldn't have been disappointed. Better than what you can get at Wally World for sure.
1441899
Wire and connectors are 22 gauge, very thin I will be replacing them with different ones. I guess you get what you pay for?
1307138
Can't really tell what gauge the wire is by measuring insulation (gauge should be printed on wire). I can tell you that these tyoe of connectors (often refered to as Anderson connectors) are very forgiving and will take up to a 6 gauge wire (I usuallt solder the wires in rather than crimping them)
967572
I can't say for certain the gauge of the wire since it's installed but I would guess 12. I only remember two wires.
1716285
No it's not 20 gauge. I searched for 20 gauge and purchased this wire based on the search. Had to reorder the right gauge.
644398
This is a Solid core wire with two 500 feet rolles.I think the gauge is like 14 or 16.The best quality is that one that you get with this company.
668276
My wire is 18 gauge. The wire gauge doesn't matter as there isn't any current going through it. The coating on the outside needs to be able to be buried (ground contact wire) which this is. there isn't any stress on the wire so it doesn't need to be thick, thicker wire will be harder to use when installing. Bottom line don't worry about this wire. I installed this wire 15 years ago and only just needed to do it again since we re-landscaped our yard and tore up the old wire. I figured new wire was better than a bunch of splices. good luck.
487328
I think the wire I used is 18 gauge, but I'm confident that up to 16 gauge would slide in easily as well.
1240146
I do not know the gauge ,however I use the sockets for low voltage (12v)halogen and LED bulbs in landscape lighting and they function very well
1675310
I used 12/2 gauge, but knowing the length of wire and total wattage if bulbs is key
1581133
I have two gauge in mine. That's prob. Pretty close to as big as it goes due to size of the connector that wire goes into.
1309614
I agree. On that site, go to Show All. Then click the wire you think you might want. There you will find the gauge. This really is annoying, but you can find it.
1039675
I know it is well wrapped and the connectors are really great but as to the wire guage I'm not really sure. If I had to guess I would think either 12 or 14
1039676
I'm not sure what gauge the wire is. I can tell you that it is the same size as the wire that comes with the chargers. The connections are also the same size as the connections for the charger. The extension comes with a connector cover to isolate the plug to prevent any potential for grounding/arcing. The extension was long enough to route the wire wherever I needed it making connecting and charging my truck battery easier. This is a very user friendly product - a realu "Plug & Play" item. I highly recommend this product.
1089769
Proper wire size is determined by the load (Amps) and length of wire needed. Search for "12v wire sizing chart" to see a breakdown. I use 16 gauge wire which will carry up to 5 Amps 15 feet with about 3% voltage drop.
1556277
Sorry, I no longer have the original packaging, so I'm not sure of the wire gauge. That said, it's standard phone line, I'm not sure if that's indicative of a required gauge.