20 Gauge 3 Conductor Electrical Wire, 16.4 FT Low Voltage 20/3 Tinned Copper Stranded 3 Wire Cable, 20 AWG White Flexible Extension Power Cord for Automotive, LED Lamp, Outdoor Landscape Lighting Etc

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• Specifications: 20 gauge 3 conductor wire: Length 16.4ft/5m. Material: PVC casing + tinned copper. Maximum input voltage: 300V (also suitable for normal use with voltages of 5V-12V-24V-120V-240V). Maximum current: 6.5A. Rated operating temperature: -22°F/176°F
• More Durable and Corrosion Resistant: The 3 wire cable 20 awg wire features high-quality PVC insulation sheathing, reducing wire abrasion, withstanding prolonged exposure to sunlight, and resisting chemical corrosion better. The core is composed of twisted tin-plated copper wire, offering superior corrosion resistance compared to copper and aluminum wires, significantly extending the product's lifespan
• Better Flexibility: Compared to solid-core wires, the stranded wire exhibits better flexibility. It consists of numerous fine strands of tinned copper wire twisted together, retaining its shape after bending without the difficulty of reverting to its original state like standard solid copper wire. This electrical wire boasts superior flexibility to accommodate diverse needs
• Versatile Applications: The 20 gauge 3 conductor low voltage wire extension line finds utility in various applications including automotive wire, marine wire, landscape lighting, LED wiring, LED light strips, light bulbs, lighting fixtures, speakers, thermostat wire, and other electrical appliances and devices
• High-Quality Electrical Wire: Our wire is crafted from high-quality PVC raw materials and high-quality surface-tinned copper wire. The uniform thickness of both the wire core and sheathing effectively reduces the risk of electrical current penetrating the sheathing and causing short circuits, thereby enhancing the safety of your household electrical system