10 awg 5.2mm² Silicone Electrical Wire Cables 50 Feet [25ft Black and 25ft Red] 10 Gauge 600V Soft and Flexible Hook Up Oxygen Free Stranded Tinned Copper Wire Model Battery Cable

They are very fragile. It is soft and easily tears, exposing the internal My experience as a professional engineer would prevent me from using this for any type of serious project. I'm throwing it in the trash!.

Anastasia Friedman

| Nov 16, 2020

A 5 amp circuit is a 5 amp circuit. NOT AT ALL. The high temperature wire could be used in the engine compartment of a car, truck, etc. , BUT DO NOT go over 3 amps continuous when you work out the current handling capacity at 150F temperatures. The length is 8 feet. If you want to run longer, it will cost you less. In order to run a direct fused line from my truck battery to the cab interior directly behind the windshield, I bought this set of connectors. I want to replace the SOLAR battery maintainer panel that sits on the dash for a single-output version. A fuse of 3 AMPs is inline AT THE BATTERY, so 75 Amps are available. The item was returned to the seller. As far as I know, there are no bear current specs. Below is what we said to the seller after we asked for test parameters

Question The seller should be aware of these things "Bear current" is defined as a current that travels in bears? Describe the conditions under which you reached your score of Can you give me the value 5a? Here's the answer
We used a temperature rise tester to test our equipment.
By MTHNHO Seller on April 9, 2019
As you can see, their answer does not address our It's an interesting topic, check it out. A new term, "Bear Current," has apparently been coined by them. I could not find a single specification like this when I searched multiple search engines on the internet. Now that it has been returned, the file has been filed. In a Temperature Rise Meter test spec, the rise percentage is expressed as an increase over ambient temperature. To avoid future problems, I opted to use the AMERICAN MADE 14# GPT primary wire. Belden is a well known brand that appears to not be available on Amazon. The last time I bought wire on Amazon was over a year ago. Only for me, made in America.

Princess Rhodes

| Nov 15, 2020

The fact that I didn't order four is certainly a good thing It depends whether you have a conductor or an 8-bit The length of each conductor cannot be calculated by adding them together. There is no 50-foot pier on this boat. Roll of spools A 25-foot fence is all that is required. The spool spins!.

Laney O’CONNOR

| Nov 12, 2020

I bought this wire to run inside light fixtures that I'm building with black iron pipe. It turned out to be the worst wire I've ever had. The reviewer J Pal noted in his review that the sleeve is soft and prone to tearing, exposing the wire as a result. As soon as I separated the wires, this would happen almost every time. There is a lot of licorice on the shielding on this wire it is dangerous to work with 110V in this wire The danger of this is that someone could be killed. As another reviewer pointed out, the product description is misleading, and I had to get better wire at the local store to complete my project. 30 ft is the length of the spool, not 60 ft.

Sevyn English

| May 25, 2021

For video camera transformer wiring, I am using this to extend the 24 VDC output so I like the 2-wire design The red/black wire has a smooth surface. There are several outdoor sections There is potential for rain, snow, sunshine, and cool temperatures It is 20 degrees Celsius and 110 degrees Fahrenheit. I have not yet come across any cracks in it (but I have only had it for 1 month). It is very flexible and well soldered. A somewhat niggling issue is when stripping and separating the two wires, small pieces of the red wire fall on the black wire (see picture). However, it is not clear how this will affect the integrity of the red wire over time, since it is rated for 600 RVAC (according to the website). However, I am hopeful the red wire will remain intact over time. Neither markings nor specs can be found on the spool itself.

James Gardner

| Jan 13, 2021

It looks as though the wire is composed entirely of copper, but is fragile. There is a lot of fragility in the sleeve, so it easily tears.

Ernesto Osborne

| Sep 15, 2020

ESC wire for a race quad that is perfect. As long as you avoid letting solder run under the insulation, the insulation stays flexible. With high KV 5 and 6s builds, it carries current well and does not heat up even when it pulls 50 amps each at burst current. In my opinion, 18awg is good enough for 4s builds. For 5s and 6s 1600 to 1800KV builds, 18 gauge is fine (15 is better and does not lead to bottlenecking your power system). 16 gauge is required if you intend to run 2300 to 2600KV motors because of the high voltage. (Those 2600kv F40 Pro V2s can handle 6s fine provided that they are kept in mind when pitching and prop weighting. If you're on a 4 or 4, stick to it. The max pitch of the prop is 3 pitches. The five-second rule works for a four-second rule. will pull over 50 amps on a However, the battery can only maintain such a charge for a second or two before the current starts to drop due to battery sag and prop unloading. There is no race setup here, it is just a power system setup for speed runs and it works the system very hard for small bursts of power lasting only 2 to 3 quick runs on a charge, not to mention it kills batteries out of nowhere. As my batteries are able to fight sag better than 1300 or 1500 batteries I am starting to go to 1800s that will last in the 80 cycle range and the pack won't have a deterioration in performance due to the higher C rating of 1800s. The point of all of this is if you have high wattage systems that run at high voltages and pull tons of current, this 16awg wire will handle the job. Wire of this quality resists those violent attacks of current draw and does not get hot because it does not carry a lot of resistance. Cheaper wire will become extremely hot when it carries a lot of resistance. For very light race builds, I use 16awg for the main lead wire to save weight, it is perfect for short runs, for my higher KV builds, I use 12awg because 14 or smaller will melt solder joints since it cannot carry current that fast. The power leads are never hot even after a race on 180 to 200 gram dry weight builds with 2204s or 2205s so this wire can easily handle 40 to 50 amps of constant current and 70 or 80 amp bursts easily. I think that's a good way to tell if your wire is bottle necking the power system, if the wires are mildly warm then you might be able to get a little more performance from going one size bigger. The only time you should go up a size is if it's really hot. Solder connections may melt if they are being heated. If you do that, you will need much thicker wire and you will need to learn not to use super thick solder joints because they will increase.

Landon Wolfe

| Mar 22, 2021

Excellent for applications where space is limited, comparable to earbud cables of high quality. It seems to be a good wire, which is about what I expected. I do not like the color of the insulation - I like the color otherwise. There's a lot of overlap of colors, so much so that when viewed at the wrong angle, one Although it's not terrible, there are sections where the red stretches over the black by as much as 20%. It might happen as a result of using silicon in making a cable of this type. As a general rule, if you want a flexible cable, that would be recommended.

Noa Baldwin

| Jul 09, 2021