Armacost Lighting 774200 LED Lighting Cable 20-Gauge – Multi, 26ft Review

I'm upgrading the lighting in the kitchen and decided to use it for the walls and some short transitions between cabinets. It's too heavy for short runs and I would be better off using a lighter load for the space above the cabinets, but it was perfect for wall and ceiling use. The case is thick and strong so it can be pulled safely without damaging the wiring.

Armacost lighting 574180 18AWG wall cable LED lighting Copper wire is advertised as LED wire but this is just to emphasize that this is low voltage DC wire. I needed (strangely enough) a white low voltage cable to extend the cable of some ring solar panels. This wire is very similar, both externally and electronically, to the wire I lengthened. This cable allowed me to mount the camera on the dark side of the building and mount the solar panel far enough away to be exposed to the sunlight. The…

Got exactly what I wanted, round 2 wire cable. Copper wire with heat-resistant outer sheath. The outer sheath is formed over the two wires, which makes the cable narrower overall, but contrary to the description, the insulation cannot be easily stripped. I can't remove the sprocket because the wires are well protected so you have to be careful when removing it. I used this to wire up the LED lights in our van. It's a strong yet flexible cable and is easy to route into tight spaces and around…

This 2 core round white PVC jacketed cable is required to connect LED strip sections to other light strip sections and a driver transformer. While a lighter 20 or 22 gauge cable may work, I've always found it advisable to increase at least one standard wire size beyond the minimum. This makes it easy to add additional lights to the circuit in the future if needed. Armacost Lighting is a respected brand in the LED strip industry. I have already installed one of their lighting kits and am…