16 Gauge Wire 2 Conductor Electrical Wire 50FT, 16 AWG Flat 2 Wire Cable Tinned Copper/PVC Flexible/Stranded 16/2 Cord for Automotive, LED Lighting, 12V 24V Low Voltage Cable, Marine etc.

What matters the most is that my project worked. I used this 16AWG-2C wire for an LED strip project, I needed to make a long run between the controller and the lights, so I chose a larger wire. The WJRZA tinned copper wire delivers as promised. My 24V travels almost the entire 30' length of this cable, and my LED strip is as bright as it was when connected directly. Well done. Stripping the wire was clean and easy, and the cable is stiff enough for a clean wall-run. I can even vouch for it begin able to handle heat and being flame retardant, as I used a torch to seal the shrink wrap for my connections. I appreciate the small roll of electrical tape and the zip ties they included, didn't think I'd need them, but I did. I think this wire is great quality, and solid value for the dollar. I'll buy more for future projects.

I've been using this wire for various vehicle projects and so far has been great. It's very easy to work with and while the protective covering isn't quite as thick as some others I've used, it seems to be of good quality and protects the inner wires well. My Star Rating Scale: 5 stars - Perfect, or as close to perfect as possible and would definitely recommend to anyone. 4 stars - Works well, but could see some minor changes that could make the product better. Would recommend to others. 3 stars - Functional, but areas of concern or major changes that could make the product better. Recommend researching other options. OR, neutral ranking, nothing really special or bad about the product. 2 stars - Barely functional, recommend researching other options. 1 star - Avoid at all costs!

Actual 16 gauge? Check. Double insulated? Check. Full copper and not aluminum? Check. Tinned? Check. Listed? Yes ... albeit not for any of the stated purposes here. The UL file number imprinted on the wiring is E510480, in which its approval is for Appliance Wiring Material. Does that make this bad? No -- but for marine use, it should be conforming to UL1426 standards and have ABYC and USCG approvals. If your installation requires inspections, this wiring will not pass. It's still good wire, but there is definitely some incorrect pretense here. 4 stars -- it's good 16 gauge wiring, but expect your actual usage not to be what it was UL listed for.

This is good tinned copper wire, that is easy to strip and work with. One thing to note, I could not get it to solder without using flux (which I always use anyway), but once I dabbed on a little flux, it soldered great. The outside sheathing is a little thin, which helps make it more flexible and smaller diameter, but you definitely might want to put it through extra conduit for protection depending on where you are running the strand and if there are any sharp areas. But overall, I'm pleased with this wire, and it will do a great job for what I need.

The 16 Gauge 2-Conductor Electrical Wire (30FT) was exactly what I needed for a few small projects around the house and in my camper. I used it first to run LED strip lights in my garage, and I was impressed with how flexible and easy it was to work with — the stranded tinned copper made routing it around corners and through conduit a breeze. I’ve since used the rest to wire up some low-voltage garden lights and even to connect a 12V battery fan system in our camper van. The PVC insulation feels sturdy and held up well even when I had to run it through tight or slightly rough areas. The flat design kept everything tidy, and the red and black wires made it super easy to identify polarity at a glance. Overall, this wire has been a solid, versatile go-to for my DIY projects. Whether you’re wiring for automotive, LED, or outdoor low-voltage setups, it’s reliable, easy to handle, and saves you the headache of constantly trimming or repairing cheap cable. I’ll definitely be keeping more of it on hand.

This 16-gauge 2-conductor wire is exactly what I needed. The quality is excellent — durable, flexible, and easy to work with. The tinned copper and PVC insulation make it perfect for automotive, LED lighting, and other 12V or 24V low-voltage applications. It handles bends and routing well without damage or stiffness. At 30 feet, it’s a great value too. Definitely a solid buy for anyone doing electrical or DIY work!

I picked this up to replace the wire on my outdoor low voltage lights. I used non-tinned speaker wire last year and it all oxidized and no longer works. This stuff is indeed tinned and won't oxidize like the bare speaker wire I used. In terms of stripping the jacket is a bit hard with regular strippers, I ended up using the strippers I have for regular household wire because it better fit the profile of this wire. The inner wire is easy to strip once you strip the outside jacket. While a bit annoying I do like how well made the outer jacket.

This handy duplex wiring is great for a camper Van, RV, or boat. In my case, I used it for small LED lights. When selecting wire gauge, be aware of wire sizing and distances. As length increases, ampacity goes down. This 16-gauge wire can handle a max of 8 amps at 25 feet of length.