NAOEVO 10 Gauge Wire 3 Conductor, 10 Gauge Automotive Wire 12V Cable, 50FT | Tinned Copper 10 AWG Wire, 10/3 Low Voltage Cable, Flexible Stranded Electrical Wire for Automotive, Marine, Speaker, Lights

I used the NAOEVO 10 Gauge 3-Conductor Electrical Wire on my laser engraver setup, and it performed flawlessly. The 10 AWG stranded copper provided excellent conductivity, and the flexibility made routing through tight spaces a breeze. The PVC insulation feels tough and dependable, with no signs of wear even under heat and vibration. Color-coded conductors made wiring simple and error-free, and the overall build quality is impressive for the price. It handled the 12V load without any voltage drop or interference. If you're wiring up precision equipment like a laser engraver, this wire is a reliable choice that delivers clean power and peace of mind.

Fast delivery. Great price. However, packaging was completely destroyed, and retaped. Product obviously not damaged.

Good cable - through not thrilled with the color code (not std for 120 v). But nice and tough cable for the price

Great product though sadly I dont need anymore as I had to return the water turbines I had purchased due to increasing susceptibility to drought. Will most likely repurchase in the future once some irrigation is adjusted over the next few months.

It's not pure copper. It's not very flexible. It's not UL listed so not approved for 120/240 volt use. And it's not SO cord. But if those issues are not important to you it's not a bad product.

I am a highly skilled technician with thousands of hours of electrical experience. After several hours of attempts, I could not get what to me would be a satisfactory crimp using 12-10 AWG insulated terminals. Both ring lugs and quick disconnects still felt loose. Upon pulling and twisting the wire I can see the strands still moving. This concerns me, as it's a fairly high amperage connection I'm hooking up in my travel trailer and loose connections are how fires start. I went and purchased a different set of ratcheting crimpers, I tried my service tool, I tried several different types of terminals and nothing was satisfactory to me. Upon close inspection of the strands of wire, it does not appear this wire is actually tinned copper wire. It has the same silver color throughout the cross section. This tells me it's not copper wire but in fact some kind of alloy. This may be why I'm having difficulty getting a proper cold weld in my crimps. I ordered some American made pure copper stranded 10awg and I'll be returning this wire as I just can't trust using it. I really needed to get this project finished, and this is put me pretty far behind. I'm quite disappointed and I will not be buying any Chinese wire ever again. It's just not worth the time, cost, or risk.

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