22AWG 5pin 33FT 10M RGBW Electrical Extension Cable Wire Extension Connection 5 Conductor Wire Line for RGBW Flexible LED Strip Lights 3528 5050

I used this exactly as it was designed-for connecting RGBW LED strips.=== The Good Stuff ===* I have long since given up on any of the various LED connectors, and direct solder wire to the bond pads on the strips. I normally use a rosin core solder, along with a little bit of soldering flux, and pre-tin all the leads and pads. I had no problems soldering these wires, and got good-looking solder joints.* The wire is reasonably flexible-not a problem to route around corners. Also relatively easy to strip with standard wire-strippers.* As usual, I didn't pay much attention to the gauge. It was enough to light a 10m strip of double-density RGBW LEDs, which is all I needed it to do.=== The Not-So-Good Stuff ===* It seems like you can either buy this wire in 10m lengths, or 500' spools. It sure would be nice to buy it in 50 or 100 foot spools. It is too easy to generate long pieces of scrap with the shorter lengths.* The stuff isn't cheap.=== Summary ===It worked well for making soldered connections to LED strips. That is all I expected of it. Easy to work with, and connections seem reliable.

I love LED lighting, so I go nuts with this stuff. If you need it, you probably know what it does, and this does it well. We use it for cutting LED strips into small pieces, so we can run accents all around our house. ALL around, more on that in a minute. But this seems to be good quality wiring, great price. No issues, arrived in the correct length, and works great. My wife says it looks like a RAVE with all the blinking and pulsing LED lighting in our house, electronic music doesn't come with this wiring, so I you have to supply your own. I'll definitely be ordering more of this stuff.

Great wire for finishing off the led lighting project. I was immediately impressed with the package and attention given to the quality of the wire itself. Used for custom lighting design in our home, it delivered nicely, on time and was actually a bit more in length than advertised. Stripped easily and just the right amount of flexibility for those tight places, I’m very impressed with the this wire.Great follow up after the sale and customer services makes this a welcome product for future use! We will purchase again and recommend this product to anyone!Thanks for reading.

Powers up the lights and has enough conductor per wire to power my LEDs and stay cool doing it. The only thing I didn't like about it is that the bond between the wires is a little too weak. I found that in pulling it through the holes I made (which were plenty large) that the wires would come apart. Sometimes I end up with 2 or 3 separated wires. A minor complaint, though. I'll probably get another roll of this when I wire up a trinket shelf in a couple of months. Though this wire might not be suitable for that purpose since I want to keep the wires hidden. The ribbon like qualities of this wire make it a little harder to bend in certain ways.

Nice little spool of wire. I used it to make a harness when I installed an auto dimming rear view mirror in my custom car build. The mirror needed 5 wires, this has 5 wires, well hello there! A little lighter gauge than I would have hoped but it worked for my application just fine. I was able to run a single layer of wire up and down the car where I needed it (still have half left!), and the covering held up great as well.

Fairly inexpensive for small electronic projects. So far in the few weeks I've had it I used it to finish wiring my combination notebook computer charger and USB keyboard lamp brightness control. Also to replace the stock wire on the lamp. The original wire included a fixed four level brightness control. The new control is adjustable from 0 to 100%. I like the wire because it's flexible, easy to separate into 4, 3, or 2 conductors, and it's easy to solder to. Plus the insulation isn't overly sensitive to heat from the soldering iron. The one coil I got will last me quite a while.

We used this for a model that ended up in the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. We needed to simulate a large flat cable assembly for a crane. It worked very well for this purpose. We have also used this for motor and lighting control on model displays. Good stuff!

Used these cables to extend LED running board lights on my 2000 Suburban. Cables are relatively light gauge but easy to strip and the cable is very sturdy. This makes it easier to run the cable inside or outside the vehicle without fear of bunching or the elements. I guess I will see how long it will hold up under the vehicle.