It is not stranded. It is solid wire.
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I have the product in front of me. Each of the 8 wires is solid CCA (copper clad aluminum) wire and insulated. 4 twisted pairs of 2 wires each.
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orange, orange stripped, blue, blue stripped, green, green stripped, brown, brown stripped, each wire is solid.
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The CCA makes it to where this is aluminum wire stranded that is wrapped in copper. It's a lot thicker but cheaper than the same load of wire made of solid or stranded copper. it's also quite flexible. It says it's Rated for 250A load @ 20' so you need to decide on the load you're trying to pull with this wire and the run of it as well.
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It is very simple. Just swap wire for wire. It has its own inner plate for grounding purposes. I am by no means electrical savvy, but it was easy to do.
888607
It's incredibly sturdy. I don't know that I would describe it as "flexible." It's very heavy gauge wire.
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The box is stranded wire. Fairly flexible, and good cable. Ran drops in my home with it. Zero issues.
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It is single stranded wire for working with breadboards mostly. So the latter
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Solid is higher quality wire than stranded. I wouldn't mess with stranded at all. The individual wire in CAT5/6 is so small to begin with, I wouldn't trust stranded.
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I believe it is soldered, you don't need to plug in. Just a wire coming from the back
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Have had it running from my house to the garage for over a year now and all good. Some of it's buried but the majority of it is stapled to my fence and have had no connectivity problems with it. It's made for outdoors, so you've selected the right cable.
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I'm looking to purchase this and solid core copper is the only way to go, in their picture it shows that the wires are solid core and not stranded. So is the picture wrong or does someone not know the difference between stranded and solid core?
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Yes, but you will have to get creative about how you keep the wire up without grounding out.
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I do not believe it is wire but yes it pops up into shape and stays... its very durable too
480847
The wire it comes with is about a foot long. You can attach more wire if needed.
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Unless the metal is in direct contact with a current source it should not happen,the is a wood version but only the legs are wood the rest of it is exactly the same.
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The wires will reach from one end to the other. It will not matter if it is not centered.
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Bulk stranded wire would generally be used for making custom patch cables. Stranded wire is more durable where the cable would be subject to movement. Solid wire is typically used for in-wall wiring that will not be handled after it is installed. Solid wire performs slightly better because of lower resistance but would develop cracks within the cores of the wires if handled like a patch cable. Think of bending a paperclip over and over - The copper cores are not nearly as brittle, but that is the same concept.The one exception I can think of for stranded cable as infrastructure wiring would be an environment with heavy machinery that would subject the cabling to vibration. Bulk stranded wire would generally be used for making custom patch cables. Stranded wire is more durable where the cable would be subject to movement. Solid wire is typically used for in-wall wiring that will not be handled after it is installed. Solid wire performs slightly better because of lower resistance but would develop cracks within the cores of the wires if handled like a patch cable. Think of bending a paperclip over and over - The copper cores are not nearly as brittle, but that is the same concept.The one exception I can think of for stranded cable as... » Read More Bulk stranded wire would generally be used for making custom patch cables. Stranded wire is more durable where the cable would be subject to movement. Solid wire is typically used for in-wall wiring that will not be handled after it is installed. Solid wire performs slightly better because of lower resistance but would develop cracks within the cores of the wires if handled like a patch cable. Think of bending a paperclip over and over - The copper cores are not nearly as brittle, but that is the same concept.The one exception I can think of for stranded cable as infrastructure wiring would be an environment with heavy machinery that would subject the cabling to vibration. « Show Less
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It is hard wire. All you need it to get a plug at your local store and wire it in. Easy job to do, just extra cost for a connector.