12Gauge 50FT Electrical Wire Cable Flexible Wire Extension Cord 12AWG Copper Clad Aluminum Copper Wire 2 Conductors Red Black Parallel Wire line Hookup LED Lighting Strips 12V/24V DC Cable

pretty sure this will be the way i go for any automotive accessory upgrades going forward. good value, simpler to use. seem like good quality and most importantly, works.

We did a massive install with these and the wire did not fail. Excellent product.

I used this to add lighting to an enclosed trailer. Durable wire and 2 strands together makes it easy to work with.

Used to extend a trolling motor lead. It's worked great.

The product arrived on time, appeared to be good quality, flexible and encasement well designed. I did have a little trouble with the stranded wires breaking with a little movement. I ended up soldering the ends of the wire to prevent this. When the job was finished, it worked fine. I'll probably go for a little heaver grade of wire next time without the tin mixture.

I've been studying solar energy for about a year now, and it's really a fascinating bit of technology that everyone should get into. Much of the issues come from making all the needed connections. I'm not an electrical engineer, and I won't act like one here. But basically when you're choosing wire for your solar projects it's important to consider the amperage passing through the wire, and the durability of the coating.Okay, all that said...I would NOT recommend using this wire for very long connections, or for exposure to sun. It will likely break down. As this is copper-coated aluminum (look for CCA on any of your wire purchases) it might not be suitable for you personally, though it will work fine as long as your connections are secure and again, consider the amps.So while it's not really advertised as "solar" wire, for simple projects or short connections out of the weather (personally, I'd not go beyond 30 inches), this might be just the thing to help you with your solar projects. It's easy to strip, the right size for small PWM charge controllers, and somewhat flexible. I like that it's connected, so you only have to pull apart enough to strip and make your connections.A word of caution/advice: If you need to make long connections (RV roof to storage compartment, etc) I very much suggest you use wire intended for solar; at least 10 AWG. But as already noted, for short connections, low amperage use (under 20; I'd not go beyond 15), and with the positive line fused, you can make reasonable use of this wire.

No complaints. Wire is great to work with and solder to.

Exactly what I needed! 12 awg guage has very good quality copper! Don't hesitate!