10 Gauge Silicone Wire, 33ft 10AWG Ultra Flexible 2 Conductor Parallel Cable, Tinned Copper High Temp Resistant (-60°C to +200°C), Red Black 2 Pin Power Cord for RC, Solar, Battery & LED Strips

My first task with this wire was to make some car battery charger cables. I didn't really need the full spec of this wire, but I mostly wanted some really flexible wire because connecting a charger to a car battery is hard enough already. This is really finely stranded wire, and the silicone insulation both make it super-flexible. It may see incidental contact with engine parts, etc., so the temp rating (200 C) may be useful. I was soldering this to copper-coated steel clips, so I was really doggin' the heat to it to get a good joint, and the insulation which was butted to the terminals didn't shrink back or burn at all. So this is a really nice, super-flexible, heat-resistant cable for a great price. The two conductors separate really easily, so you'll want to put something for a stopper to keep it from "unzipping." I'm going to put a silicone blob where the wires split. It ships coiled in a bag, not on a roll, but it was well packaged and shipped quickly.

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This is a great product where fine gauge wire with highly flexible insulation is needed such as I use in building a model train layout. I've now ordered it twice after my satisfaction with the initial order. The multi-stranded wire is strong and durable for its gauge and solders well. The insulation has a great feel to it, strips easily and cleanly for splicing, and its great flexibility makes it straightforward to run through loops and keep out of sight. Altogether a great product for low-voltage wiring applications.

Very flexible and durable wire. I am using it for a solar panel extension cord on our small pop up camper. Only one 80 watt panel and a smallish battery, so 14 gauge works fine. I do not see a noticeable loss in charging time when the extension is in place. Appears to have decent abrasion resistance and we have had no issues with people stepping on the wire when in use (something that should be avoided anyway).

The wire is as described, and it works fine. I purchased it for use in ham radio applications and I've attached Anderson Power Pole connectors to a few different lengths of this wire. It is VERY flexible and the outer jackets have a rubbery feel. I like that, but I found that when I push the power pole connectors into their plastic housings, the wire/jacket tends to crimp if you don't grab it correctly when pushing. Otherwise, it's good made-in-China zip cord.

Before I ordered this I read reviews for this and similar products. The only negative I read was that it was hard to "unzip" and the insulation would tear exposing bare wire, hence I was expecting a wire that's hard to work with. NOT SO. This wire separated easily (almost too easy) and is of high quality. It is a bit pricey but you do get what you pay for. With 100+ strands and silicon insulation it will be pliable at almost any temp. While this seems to be made for LED lighting, it is a superior product for the amateur radio hobby. I did note that it does not strip easily with any of the Self-Adjusting Wire Strippers (silicone insulation is too slippery), but the cheap multi function stripper / crimper works well. Just use care that you don't cut away any of the finer-than-hair strands.

Nothing to dislike. It is exactly what you thought you were going to get. The pricing seems to be appropriate. Perfect for making real patch cords for real electronic experiments. Easy to solder since the very fine wire is tinned. Also, it is high temperature since the insulation is some type of silicone polymer, and that makes soldering that much easier. Very flexible since the core is a zillion strands of very fine wire. Well packaged. I measured the length (just out of curiosity), and it was accurate to 1". Well done!

This wire is high quality and very flexible. I built a 2nd 3D printer and used this wire for the higher amperage heater circuits and it was perfect for this. I would recommend this wire to anyone needing a heavy duty but inflexible wire. Note that I am referring too a lower voltage application. I did use a short piece if this (plus a ground wire) to connect the lower supply to the AC switch as 14 gauge is what was used in the power cable and most extension cables but I didn't think it would be appropriate for lamp cords etc. as the silicone insulation is a bit soft for exposed household applications, but it wasn't designed for that.