🔌 TEMCo WC0045-10' 2/0 Gauge AWG Welding Lead & Car Battery Cable Black + Red, Made in USA: Copper Wire Excellence Review

I priced this copper at $85 versus 2 other vendors who wanted $125 for the same length of identical 4/0. I ordered 1 lot just to compare with 2 other sellers (I buy a lot 4/0). Of course they are identical. So I bought another barrel. In the photo, this brand is next to another brand that costs $40 more for 20-25 feet.

It was described as copper wire but 25% aluminum? Now I have bought this wire before, but it is fake, rape is right, but the wire delivery time is short, do not fake it. What is inside? The combination of copper with aluminum creates natural corrosion and resilience?

The 4 AWG and 2 AWG cords came highly recommended and proved to be as good as I had hoped. I ended up using 4 AWG wire and hope it lasts a long time. The cable is very flexible, heat resistant and looks good. Easy to crimp and easy to maneuver in the tight spaces of the car. With a wire harness and/or split tube, the cable should last at least as long as your car. Of course there are cheaper cables at Revain and elsewhere, but I would recommend getting the highest quality cables you can find.

I install a high current charger so I can charge my RV (trailer) batteries on the tractor when needed (Sierra 2018). Because of its flexible properties, I needed a welding cable with a large number of strands. This USA made cable is rated for high current and is available in red and black for easy identification. This is exactly what I wanted at a significant discount compared to my local welding consumable store. Also, the local welder only wears 'black', so the red/black wire provided by…

Having worked with high current systems throughout my career has given me experience in selecting the wire type and insulation required to safely handle lethal current. I have NEVER seen a better conductor. We're not talking 12 gauge automotive wire; This is a thin 4/0 copper braid used in welding wire or high current AC/DC systems. All this quality in a very flexible jacket at incredibly affordable prices. I installed it in a Class A RV with a 450 amp solar array connected to an 800 amp…