Can you please comment on the AWG thickness and flexibility of this cable? I have a Peerless SA760PU articulating wall mount and want to use mngemnt
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I don't know the specific AWG, but it seemed pretty flexible when I plugged it in. I'm using it in-wall and it had to make a couple of pretty tight turns, for what it's worth. I read online that the max AWG for a 15' cable is 24.
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I am not sure which cable you are referring to since I have bought 6" to 40" ones. I suspect you are talking about the long ones which are about 3/8" think and as flexible as you would expect. I thread mine along with a Comcast cable and speaker wires through a 1" PVC pipe with 90 degree turns and had no problems. You should not have any problem with the articulating wall mount but I would wire tie the cable because HDMI has no screws. The cable will flex but having the cable stay connected could be a problem. Good luck
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I'm viewing the description for the CL3 in-wall 15 ft cable. The Amazon description says 30 AWG, but the description on BlueRigger's site says 28 AWG for the same part number. http://bluerigger.com/ProductDetail.aspx?id=2&catid;=1&prodid;=2 According to the site, their standard series is supposed to be 30 AWG, but the CL3 is supposed to be 28.
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Just received the cable and it is marked 30 AWG. Disappointed, was expecting at least 26 AWG which is a larger gauge wire with less signal loss. Cable is a small gauge wire with a thicker outer jacket which seems to make it feel more flexible.
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Hello Seth, Here is the gauge of the the cable you are referring to: 26AWG 7/0.16mm Thanks, Mediabridge Customer Support 856-216-8222 support@mediabridgeproducts.com
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You need a mounting bracket kit. Go to: http://www.amazon.com/VideoSecu-Articulating-Bracket-Monitor-ML10B/dp/B000ID7QNI/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1394806881&sr=1-4&keywords=tv+mounting+bracket
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Hello e6bwhiz, This cable is a 26-AWG cable. Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support856-216-8222support@mediabridgeproducts.com
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I have no knowledge of the other cable. I bought the best value at the time. I would guess that the difference would be the thickness of the outer cover or the density of the wires themselves. Hope this helps you make your decisipn
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search for 24 awg which is thicker than most standard cable wires, allowing better/faster conductivity, also if the data pins are disabled by manufacturer the charging will be faster---just because a product says its "fast charge" doesn't make it so lol, but if it has those two features you can pretty will trust it will do the job with more efficiently and thus faster.
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I like the cable for my tv which is a sansung a 51 inch so go for.It you cant go wrong
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Josh, I don't know if you purchased this Monster sub cable or not, but I too had a hum with the manufacturers provided sub cable, and I have high end Paradigm and Denon equipment. I purchased the Monster sub cable and my hum went away.........highly recommended.Cobra
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Dear Friend:It depends on the HDMI cable that comes with wall mount if is any good and works use it, but if you need a longer cable with gold ends this is a great cable, most gold end anything are always better and are better made and conduct better and are of better quality! Hope I helped, Thanks!
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Awg around 14-16. This is low voltage video cable. you can connect 2 50 foot runs together but would not exceed 2. may have pixel loss.
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Thanks for the info. I bought my surround set up and stands a few weeks ago and was able to run 14 gauge wires thru the stands (I just ran the wires before I put the upper tubing with the lower tubing) and I just used a mini flathead screwdriver to guide the wire out of the wire exit.
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Hello Leemm,I now have the spec sheet for this cable! :)I would love to provide it to you. If you could email me through your Amazon inbox, that'd be great! You can click our seller name and then "Contact Seller".I will then attach the document to my response.Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO
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Hi, Vilma,There's 2 type of cable that any company normally install is the rg6,(is like 8mm wide) some houses has RG59 (is like 5 mm wide) both of then work with satellite, best one is the RG6, (up to 120feet) and the RG59 (80feet) so if your home is less than 80 feet one side to the other, you're fine. it will work. Thanks Peter
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I've gone pretty thin and it strips without tearing the wire. I think at 28 AWG you'd just have to be a little careful and not mash down to clamp it.
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The cable is Tunderbolt compatible. That is the system I am using, no problems.
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You will be fine. I'm not home but I believe the strip was 14 awg. Thicker than a pc power cord. I'm using two of these for my arcade mame machine running a 850watt psu and my virtual pinball machine running a 750watt psu. Along with the other accessories like tv's, speakers and usb hubs etc the smart strip has been great and running like a champ with no drop in voltage.
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I went to the Monster website to see if they gave guidance. Not specific. However, I went out and looked at a couple of my speaker cables and I use 12ga. There seems to be enough room in the center diameter routing to put 10ga, but I haven't tried it. Be aware the wire insulator needs to butt up against the inside wire channel to make a proper fit. I think 10ga would work. I hope this helps.