22 Gauge 2 Conductor Electrical Wire 25FT, UL 2464 22 AWG 2 Wire Cable Tinned Copper PVC Stranded 22/2 Core Wire for LED Strips Lighting, Outdoor Low Voltage Extension Cable, Automotive etc.

Seemingly easy product - a wire. In packaging they have added misc stuff, did not have to, shrink wrap and additional insulation. Little thing goes as long way. I would definitely buy from them again.

Very good quality wire. Should work good for harness repairs.

Needed to extend an existing 3-wire cable of this gauge. Used a length of this cable, to do the job. Works well. Just as good, or better than the original cable.

UL 2464 Low Voltage cable, perfect for hooking up LED strips.NOT rated for AC power.

This cable served its purpose with my outdoor lighting. No problem to date.

A little stiff but otherwise fine wire for low-current applications. I'm using it to power LEDs outdoors.

My project is a 12-volt set of auxiliary fog lamps on my touring motorcycle. I wanted color-coded electric wire in a black tube to conceal and protect the wires. This product served my purposes perfectly. The electrical rating was more than sufficient for the current/voltage draw demanded by my two lights.Being encased made this disappear when mounted on my black motorcycle frame. The color-coded wires made power connection easy using black as negative and red as positive. The case is resistant to snags and does not tear easily protecting the wires within.I cut it to size and soldered in place without incident. In operation the wire worked as expected. I did not find any issues with brittleness or reasonable bending when wiring and routing along a very complicated path along the frame to switch and battery. When tested the voltage & current measurements were within spec!

Just what I was looking for.

I bought both 18 and 22 gauge 2 conductor wire. Both are the correct gauge, and actually tinned copper as advertised. The cable is nice and flexible. O.D. listed on the images was spot on. This wire was just what I needed to make 12v power cables. The insulation on the individual conductors easily separate from the sheathing, though you might want to invest in a pair of self-adjusting wire strippers, as the sheathing is tricky to remove with specific gauge strippers, which can strip some of the insulation off of the individual conductors. Only wish they made 12 gauge wire as well. The product came with a few zip ties and heat shrink, though I haven't needed them, so weren't tested.

Exterior lighting