What gauge are the wires and connectors?
1441898
I believe the wires are 16 or 20 gauge with matching male end. The lights I put on the front plugged right in & the wires were the right length. While the lights for the rear had to have the wires lengthened. they are great lights I would buy them again. Hope that helps.
1441899
Wire and connectors are 22 gauge, very thin I will be replacing them with different ones. I guess you get what you pay for?
1309614
I agree. On that site, go to Show All. Then click the wire you think you might want. There you will find the gauge. This really is annoying, but you can find it.
884442
Greetings. Please excuse my late response. I do not see a specific gauge listed, but as a previous post lists, it has" clore powerflex-II #2AWG cable 600V -40°C welding cable". I measure it to be 1/2 inch thick. I did not do a" Google search" for jumper cable gauges, but that may also help. I hope this has helped. I have not used mine yet, but it seems like a high quality item.
1321392
The wire gauge is 14 AWG. This info is on Tripp Lite's site under frequently asked questions.
1803685
Wire Gauge is 14 AWG. Sufficient weight for most electronic devices but not heavier load household appliances (refrigerator, etc.).
1350771
Reported specs state 16 gauge, this seems about right after installing the wires. The gauge is sufficient to operate tail lights and clearance lights on my trailers.
2259640
The way mine are soldered I can't get to the bare wire to get an accurate measurement but the cable has 2x1.5mm^2 printed on it. I think that puts them at about AWG 14 or 15. That's also what I'd estimate by looking at them. However, since they don't list the gauge in the description it's possible that you'd get different wire on yours.
2024579
Judging from the size of black, blue, and white brake control wires, I would say they are 12 gauge. No labeling on wires.
2098144
18 gauge wire is what we used and it works just perfect. Hope this helps you with your decision.
668277
it is 18 gauge with a heavier plastic covering. it had worked well for me over the past 6 months, but will break. I would have gone with the heavier wire, but actually thought this was 14 gauge.
1710102
should be 16 gauge, see link, http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/amps-wire-gauge-d_730.html, but i believe the warranty will be void if you alter the cables, check the warranty statement.
1852736
I believe they're 14 gauge. They're pretty thick. Not sure what you're asking in regards to soldering. The wires are soldered inside the housing. I don't recall if you can access them. I installed this on my boat for phone charging.
62220
12 & 10 gauge for the brakes. You should be happy with this cable. Just a FYI, I mounted a 4x4 plastic electrical box with gasket & screw on cover, on the front of the trailer and made all the connections in this water tight box. Put grease inside each wire connector before screwing the wires on. Takes a little more time however it's been years with no electrical problems.
1303425
don't really remember but around 6' to 10' light gauge but worked great for application. Wires are separate from speakers and attach by clips on back of speaker color coded.
1728575
There are two receptacles. A large gauge and a small gauge. I needed the large and the sent the small. Make sure you measure the thread size first.
1983343
I do not know. But guessing, from the size of the cable and the flexibility of the cable, the conductors must be 20 awg or even smaller (smaller meaning a larger gauge number).
1979301
I don't have any extra 4 gauge to check it but my 12 gauge is copper strand wire. I remember when I was putting it in I was very impressed with the quality. The only thing I would do different is the audio cable. Very small remote power wire and the connectors are cheap.