🔌 High-Quality 14 Gauge Flexible Copper Clad Aluminum Low Voltage Primary Wire 6 Color Set - 100ft Roll, Perfect for 12 Volt Automotive, Trailer Harness, Car Audio, and Video Wiring - 600 ft Total Review

Bought this cable to replace the wiring on my 17.5 foot ProCraft fish and ski boat. Wide range of wire colors and this is a quality product. The price is very good.

I ordered this for my lawnmower shop, rewiring is fairly common for me. I needed a strong wire so I ordered it. No complaints, I will definitely be ordering more. worth your money.

I recommend this wire for its durability and economy of wire. I used this cable to replace the low voltage wiring on my trailer for transporting goods and equipment.

Didn't use all the colors but used whatever was needed to color code the trailer wiring rather than the mess the previous owner had under the trailer. The price was fair compared to what others were asking for the same cable. Would buy again if needed, not many left at the moment.

Excellent value for money, appears to be a quality product. I scaled them down a bit to your AWG gauge but for 12v operation it's fine, half of this cable is for indoor use, I'm sure it will last, the other half will be for outdoor use , we'll see how it looks indoors in a few months. another clever good product

The quality of the cables is the same as Audiopipe/Best Connection which means they are slightly smaller than the AWG standard. Maybe they use some kind of Chinese measurement standard. I like the fact that the number of strands and the diameter of the strands are clearly indicated by the seller. I checked the number of strands, they are accurate. The insulation is very thick and must withstand the weather. Remember this is CCA or copper clad aluminum wire which means each strand has a copper…

I needed a wire to power the engine compartment, specifically the street lights, from the control box in my Wrangler. Copper wire is pretty expensive now so I looked at copper coated aluminum wire instead. There seem to be a lot of caveats attached to this, but most of them can be easily resolved by simply increasing a few gauges (i.e. taking a 14 gauge instead of an 18 gauge). Despite this, this wire is still a lot cheaper per foot and carries the same current with ease. What really impressed…