🔊 50ft. Spool of UL/cUL Class 2 In-Wall Jacketed Pure Copper Speaker Wire – 18AWG Low Voltage LED Cable with 4 Conductor Review

I use this harness for LED lighting in homes and businesses. The cable is of good quality and well shielded. It's a little tricky to solder the LED strip because the caliber is much higher than most, but it's possible with a little patience.

Used as surround speaker cable. Can be easily hidden on baseboards with small cable clips. Be sure to buy long. Mine is a little shorter. Better an extra cable. It's nice to be the four conductors. Offers a nice neat installation. highlighted.

I used this to connect LED speakers back to the controller. I had previous speaker cables and only need a four core cable (three RGB colors and one plus) for the LEDs back to the controller. This product worked well and was easily transported across the boat for power/control.

I bought 2 spools of this wire and it is perfect for installing LEDs. 1 spool of 100ft is enough to do 2 full installations and leave plenty of extra wire in the car for future additions. I always add 2-3 feet per light in case there are problems in the future, or just add another light.

A very convenient and neat way to route LED cables. Seems to be good quality, just wish it was shielded as it runs alongside the audio feed cable and I get a lot of crosstalk. (I know I should be using a shielded audio cable, but that's not what my truck came from the factory, and replacing all the audio wiring isn't something I want to do.) Would buy it again if I had another app for its use would have .

I can't say I was generally satisfied. I bought this last year to plug in my Christmas pixel lights. The sheathing is very thin and loose, so pulling the cable through breaks the wires at the other end. No matter how careful and no matter what stripping tools I used, they always cut the jacket into individual strands. It twisted so easily that it caused long barrels to bunch up. I ended up throwing the box away. The bounce rate was too high.

I only discovered the problem with this cable when I cut it to length to make the speaker select switch lead wires. Approximately 20 feet on a reel, the green insulated wire was BLACK, not copper. I could scrape the black stuff off the wire. He was solid. After finding the black wire, I cut off the rest of the wire in various places. I found at least 5 feet of green wire was black. Black indicates a bad wire. There is no way to tell if there are other segments on the same cable, or even other…

I bought this to connect high power RGBW LEDs and it's nice that the insulation colors match the use. Other vendors sell similar cables labeled for audio, which typically use a black wire instead of a green or blue wire, which is enough to ensure wiring consistency but can create confusion. I wish this was available with a different color of outer insulation; I would buy both to separate the positive and negative links. I can get around this by labeling or adding heat shrink tubing to one side.