Can this cable be used outdoors?
1323762
It can be, but I would run it under eaves or somewhere protected from direct sunlight and weather. They are not really meant for outdoor use, but I run them when I have to.
1323763
Yes, this cable can be used outdoors. As long as your cameras are weatherproof then you can run this outdoors I have some of this wire and I put it under the siding on my home so it's not really exposed to much weather but it can still be used outside. I don't think it should be exposed directly to sunlight though. I do recommend to run it in conduit if it's going to be directly exposed outside to protect from criminals with wire cutters and the weather in general since it's pretty thin. I just ran mine under the siding under my home so if you have siding that's a good place to hide and protect the wire. Yes, this cable can be used outdoors. As long as your cameras are weatherproof then you can run this outdoors I have some of this wire and I put it under the siding on my home so it's not really exposed to much weather but it can still be used outside. I don't think it should be exposed directly to sunlight though. I do recommend to run it in conduit if it's going to be directly exposed outside to protect from criminals with wire cutters and the weather in general since it's pretty thin. I just ran mine under the siding under my home so if you have siding that's a good place to hide and... » Read More Yes, this cable can be used outdoors. As long as your cameras are weatherproof then you can run this outdoors I have some of this wire and I put it under the siding on my home so it's not really exposed to much weather but it can still be used outside. I don't think it should be exposed directly to sunlight though. I do recommend to run it in conduit if it's going to be directly exposed outside to protect from criminals with wire cutters and the weather in general since it's pretty thin. I just ran mine under the siding under my home so if you have siding that's a good place to hide and protect the wire. « Show Less
1323764
This unit is not designed to be used outside when directly exposed to the elements. The plug in power supply is not waterproof and shod not be exposed to rain or a combination of wind and rain. Possibly could be used in a well protected area outside, but not recommended. Contact manufacturer as they do have models suitable for outside use.
582517
With proper care I don't see why not. Just don't extent the cable over the heat.
220117
I used this for connecting controllers within my Christmas display. So I did use them outdoors, but only for a month or so. I'm not sure about long-term exposure outdoors. I'm sure it would be fine within conduit or some area not exposed to UV.
227327
It is completely sealed and the isolation is thick enough, so I guess there is no problem to use this cable with outdoor speakers. However I would use some banana plugs terminals (if your speakers accept them) to protect the exposed cooper from the weather and bugs and prolong the life of the connection.
1654651
I didn't use the one I bought so I returned it. But... I wouldn't hesitate to use it outside, as long as you wrap the connections (each end) with electrical tape, or better yet use heat shrink tubing. We used lights under the toe kick of the island in our kitchen. This cord was to be the connector from one side to another, but instead we just continued the LED lights thru the cabinetry to get to the other side. Hope this helps.
2161152
I would NOT recommend this for outdoor use. You need an extension made for outdoor use, and, the correct cord to carry the power you need to satisfy whatever you will be running outside (vary from 16, 14, 12, etc. gauge, about 6 ft to 100 ft lengths). I would suggest a visit to your local Lowes, Home Depot or home center with your exact usage needs and ask for someone with electrical experience.
863475
I am sure it can but I am not up on building codes. Seems like the package said it could be used inside. The only comment I have is that the weather proof nature of the cable makes it not quite as flexible as plain indoor cable. Hope that helps!
1066823
yes but don't use it outside only indoor use. It's a cable but has a plastic outside..
1824050
Not sure what the question really means, if you could further explain, but I'll give it a shot. If what you mean is if the cable is usable outdoors, mine runs through the wall and out side, and the side of the house to get to the antenna. So yes it works for external use. Hope this is helpful!
617527
No, I would not unless you could put in inside a weatherproof case. It is not designed for outdoor use.
1824051
Can be used inside or out but if used outside would recommend that you do something to protect the connectors from the weather.
964916
Yes it can be used outdoors; mine is installed outdoors and is doing very well! Listed below, you'll find some of the camera's outstanding features: 1. Do-it-yourself(D.I.Y.), easy to setup and use 2. Weatherproof camera design for outdoor usage 3. Flexible channel setting camera design 4. Perfect for monitoring around your home or business 5. Wireless video direct to your TV or recorder 6. High quality picture and sound transmitting and receiving 7. No interference from crowded 2.4GHz devices 8. Built-in IR LEDs for night vison (up to 23ft, B/W) 9. Stronger wall penetration than 2.4GHz/5.8GHz wireless transmission 10. Video transmission goes up to 330ft clear line of sight or 100ft indoor
660759
I am laying this cable today outdoors, however, i have it protected by conduit. I have been told that it will be OK. Trust this helps
1935350
This cable is not designed to be in water but works great on the outside of the pipe.
1572710
This product appears to be no more suitable for use outdoors than any other product not made specifically for such use. There is no provision for maintaining a dry connection for the sockets and it is unlikely that the switch would be water-proof.
1558234
It is electric so I wouldn't leave it outside. Also the cord is about 3' long, but it should work fine with a extention cord if needed
1671206
As long as the female end of the cable is not exposed to moisture, I would certainly give it a shot. This is a well built and sturdy cable. As to the resistance to ultraviolet rays, I am unsure. If the installation is long term, I would not recommend it.