Grand General 55251 Red 12-Gauge Primary Wire

As people have mentioned, the only thing with these wires are that they are a bit smaller than advertised. After reading those comments, I bought one size up so that I have the wire gauge that I wanted. The only thing is that the insulation is thick, which I guess is a good thing but it makes the wire as a whole bulkier than it should be

Hi All.Its a good Product for "up-Grading" smaller size Wiring in most RV's and Motor Homes. !4 and 16 Guage Wires is what is mostly used in most RV's and Motor Homes, which won't carry much of load. You can actually start a fire inside RV's and Motor Homes using to small of wiring, for Heavy Loads. "Always think Safety Fisrt"

HI all What can you really say about wire. I needed to do some wireing Up-Grades to mt Class A Motorhome, As almost all wireing in RV's of any kind is done with 16 or 18 Gauge Wire. Which won't handle very many AMPS at al. Espicalley anything that plugs in to any Ciig Liighter out-lets.

Check you needed AWG. The pictures can be misleading

Works, but the plastic wire surround is super thick and difficult to bend. The wire is thin, but probably 12 gauge as advertised; however, the plastic surround is very thick and difficult to work with in tight places. (I used this to wire some aftermarket electric seats to some switches in my vehicle's dash board... due to the wire surround, these were a pain to run for this purpose, but I've had zero issues with their performance.)

Decent little roll of wire. It works well for my needs and is less expensive than some local options.

Wire conducts great but is hard to manipulate and bend to fit the shape/contours required. Even after warming it up, the wire still is unruly to deal with, as its more than thick, 12 gauge copper - the shielding acts like a little PVC tube-sheath and makes it very difficult to force the wire into submission.

It's wire, nothing special. The insulation is very rubbery, so my wire stripper had trouble with it but eventually worked. I don't know if it is actually 12awg, but it holds enough current for my application and seems to match up to the black 12awg wire I have sitting at home.

Great strained copper wire with a thick jacket around the wire. Perfect for my custom wiring projects.