What gauge is the wire?
596760
This info would have to come from the mfgr. I don't know if it is even listed on the packaging that I threw away upon receipt. Guessing I would think 1/64 in diameter, what that corresponds to in guage you guess is as good as mine.
596761
Not sure of the gauge but the cloth is sturdy, thicker than aluminum screening.
1516045
I think 20 gauge (about .035). It works well for chicken fencing, but needs to be supported with a post about every 10 feet or so.
621202
I don't know the wire gauge but it's heavy enough to keep racoons in. Mine has caught 10 so far with no damage.
1165259
It's probably a 18 gauge wire. I didn't check the size because I was using it for a GPS.
1492201
18 gauge. It's not really the thickness of the wire but it is the outside coating that makes this the wire to use. Any thicker wire and it is harder to install...just a thought
1520250
Wire is pretty thick. I don't have it in front of me but I am an apprentice electrician and it appeared to be, from lasting impression, 10 gauge. Maybe only 12 gauge. But, I remember being happy that it was larger than 14gauge. I didn't test the water tightness, and it comes as one continuous 12"-18" loop so you'll have to cut it with this I mind
2200386
same size wire or gauge, 22 gauge, I believe in different colors. Suitable for low voltage electric parts and projects. it is solid wire, not twisted strands.
1038413
It is a thick wire, thought the plastic coating is somewhat weak. I'm guessing 14 gauge.
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.
674263
Standard 3-prong. 120v extension cord. 12awg is the wire gauge and is recomended if you use a 100ft cord, but a lot of the 100 ft cords are only 14 awg or 16. A 14 would do just fine.
884442
Greetings. Please excuse my late response. I do not see a specific gauge listed, but as a previous post lists, it has" clore powerflex-II #2AWG cable 600V -40°C welding cable". I measure it to be 1/2 inch thick. I did not do a" Google search" for jumper cable gauges, but that may also help. I hope this has helped. I have not used mine yet, but it seems like a high quality item.
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.
1898721
16 gauge wire. Smaller is bigger and for these purposes "better" insifar as it offers lower resistance
1558866
No its not. The casing is really thick but even it is not full 0 gauge. Its decent wire though. So far so good
1983343
I do not know. But guessing, from the size of the cable and the flexibility of the cable, the conductors must be 20 awg or even smaller (smaller meaning a larger gauge number).
45332
we believe it is 22 gauge, as we bought 20 gauge separately from the kit, andthat wire is larger
407113
Hi, KenG, The information that came with this indoor extension cord didn't indicate a wire gauge. It does, however, have information that may contain a code for the size of the gauge that perhaps you would recognize. Here is all of the information that is on the cord: 13A, 125V, 1625W, E186244, A432173C3. I hope this helps.