18 Gauge 4 Conductor Electrical Wire 25FT, UL 2464 18 AWG 4 Wire Cable Tinned Copper PVC Stranded 18/4 Core Wire for LED Lighting, Outdoor Low Voltage Extension Cable, Automotive etc.

Everything about this seemingly simple product was so very good.The outer sheathing, individual wire insulation, quality of the stranded copper .Well done who ever you are.With more than 50 years in the business, it is reassuring to see quality product into the future

I like this wire. I like this companies products. I've now ordered this 16 Gauge, UL 2464 Tinned Copper Stranded Wire for LED Lighting in 3 different flavors. I got the 3 wire / conductor, the 5 wire, and now the 4 wire. The 5 wire is great for LEDs with a DC dimmer (AC - hot, neutral, ground & DC positive, negative for my dimmer switch). Boom! all done 1 cable. I got this 4 wire for my third LED high bay; I already had an available ground in the rafters next to the fixture. I ran the cable down and 2 AC wires (hot to toggle switch, neutral to neutral) & 2 wires for DC dimmer. Done. The 3 wire I used for my first High Bay - I had another two wire cable for the dimmer. I had to zip-tie those two together.The wire is - nice supple / pliable PVC insulated 1/4" outside diameter 16 gauge tinned copper. The Engineering Tool Box specs this wire at 6 amp carrying capacity up to 1000v @ 30 deg. C (86 F) ambient temperature. There is a .71 correction factor for temperatures between 41 - 45 deg. C (105 - 113 deg. F) So:6(amps) x .71 = 4.264.26 amps is enough amperage for (3) 150w LED lamps. I'm using each cable for one fixture – I prefer to have the amperage up there for additions and the extra cost is minimal. I don't mind the extra cost for the marine rated tinned copper, but this company sells the same cable in the non-tinned flavor also.This is quality cable and makes for quick easy installations.I'll call that 5 StarsThanks for ReadingTip: Don't get your crires wossed. Make a schematic – if you put AC power on the DC side your likely to fry your lamp.

This is very nice tinned copper wire. Hard to find these days sadly. Don't cut corners on your wiring folks!

Ordered these wires for some solar power project. I used these wires to connect the shunt and the lifepo4 batteries. the quality of these wires are great. insulation is good. Not easy to break if you use the ferrule. definitely buy them again in the future.

This cable is exactly as advertised. The tin coating is not easily scraped away. The PVC jacket is standard thickness but it is a little stiff. Overall this cable will work well.

This 16 gauge 4 conductor wire makes a good speaker wire.I was able to make 2 sets of 6 ft speaker wires with this.I just twisted 2 wires together to make a twisted pair of positive and negative wires.The wires are tinned solid copper so it's a good quality wire that will not corrode like bare copper does.These sound just as good as much more expensive wires so I'm totally satisfied.

This is a really reasonably priced coil of 16/4. I needed it to run power just a bit away from an overhead light, and didn't want to shell out for a huge roll. This was easy to fish, uncoiled very easily and stripped easily. Good stuff!

I picked up the 20AWG 3, 4 and 5 conductor wire from this vendor. They are essentially the same, except for the number of conductors of course.The sheath is thick and pliable. I was able to easily strip it off with Klein Tool 11061 wire strippers (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CXKOEQ6).I found the insulation on the individual conductors to be a bit more stiff than other wire I’ve used recently. It stripped off easily using the 20AWG slot on my Klein Tools 11063W wire strippers. (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BC39YFQ).Using the sharp blade from my flush cutters, I was able to scrape away the tin and verify that the wire strands are indeed copper.All in all, I am pleased with the wire and I’m looking forward to using it on my DIY project.