🔌 High-Quality 12 Gauge 7-Conductor Trailer Wire Light Cable Harness - 50 FT Per Roll in 7 Colors Review

95% 95% of people use the wrong size wire on a trailer. That there's no light on the other end for weeks, upgrade your headlights, upgrade your wiring, I got your wires in order

Very worried that some items I connected less than 2 years ago will rust inside and the outer insulation will break, you move she just and it breaks like a twig. And no, it's not exposed to the sun. I'll post a selection of these as I begin the agonizing replacement process.

Very concerned that some of the things I hooked up less than 2 years ago will rust inside and crack the outer insulation, you just move them and they snap like branches . And no, they are not exposed to the sun. . I'll post a selection of these as I begin the agonizing replacement process.

I bought this wire to rewire my trailer. I was afraid of this because wire is usually difficult to work with. That was great. Easiest wire I've ever worked with. The ends parted easily. The wire is very flexible. The insulation is very thick so it won't cut or tear over time. The trailer wiring from below is torture. With this wire I probably won't have to do that for a long time. Should have used it instead of the cheap trailer cable I used last time which only lasted a couple of years.

I have great respect for the manufacturer, who was very sincere, it is copper clad aluminum, and the wire gauge and stranded wire are slightly smaller than the AWG standard, and the product is exactly as described. However, having never worked with copper clad aluminum before, I was unaware of the full impact. Pros: The wires are very flexible and the thick plastic insulation provides adequate protection against abrasion. break a few. The insulating coating appears to "float" on the wire, which