will it work with 10 gauge wire
445035
i really doubt it, because i had problems using 14awg wires. it worked but it took awhile to get them all properly crimped.
445036
10 ga. wire has a diameter .1019 inch and can handle a maximum of 55 amps-depending on the type and temp of the cable. It is my opinion that this size wire is too large for these connectors, would be very difficult to assemble and if you need to draw this amount of current it would probably be unsafe.
445037
I don't think so the smallest you could do is 16 gauge and that would be a little tight but make sure you purchase the crimpers for those terminals
376201
If the gauge of your speaker wire is between 10 and 24 AWG, it will be fine
39442
Sorry we do not carry that size in 10 gauge. We have an 84" clear but that's it.
411958
You would be fine to use 12 and 10 gauge wire, the 10 gauge would help you on the longer runs
1710281
the one I purchased was a 12 and a half gauge I used a 12 gauge wire in it it worked fine so if you're says 8 or 9 gauge it should work fine just double check and make sure its not 12 and a half
1989922
It will work for current up to 10 amps if you switch the lead to the correct position.
200919
i just used 14 gauge electric wiring. it worked fine. the connections could take 12 gauge wire.
861069
I'm pretty sure it's 10 gauge I ran it front to back on a Lund 20' fisherman to charge my main engine battery.
1834219
I think 10g will be a to big.......I used it on 14g and was tight. Solder them............
1073412
Jack H. says it all in his response. For 50 ft length, 12 gauge is the minimum, 10 gauge wire would be better.
743157
Yes but the wire they provide is very short and I couldn't even fit the 10 that came with it. You would have to buy a much longer wire.
1997696
The extension is not 10 ga wire. It appears to be 14ga., but is designed for lower amperage loads than the 10ga. would be. I am unaware of any premade extension cable with 10ga. Better off to just go buy a roll of 10ga wire and put the ends on you need.
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.
2089063
10 gauge is 1/8". I used 9 gauge. The product is supposed to be able to work with 10 gauge.
32863
The answer to your Q is in the name of the item, 10/4. 10 gauge, 4 conductors. Easy now that you know, huh?
457360
It is only 20 gauge wire and it would not handle 15 amps for any length of time. There's an inline 15 amp fuse auto style fuse which in it's own right means 15 amp max short term. I wouldn't use it for more than 10 amps.
1230094
I belive it is a double isolated jacketed. And yes it is a 10 awg wire. Thanks for the question.