what is the wire gauge and how many amps is it certified for?
1586336
This is what i found at cyberguys.com: 16AWG, 1625 watts (13.5 amps at 120 volts).
149425
The gauge was not marked, but my guess is they are about 18 ga stranded. They carry low voltage (12v dc) and very little amperage, Work just fine.
1520249
It is advertised as 10 awg, but wire is actually 12 awg.Wire looks bigger because insulation is pretty thick.
621202
I don't know the wire gauge but it's heavy enough to keep racoons in. Mine has caught 10 so far with no damage.
165267
It will not work. I wouldn't use 20 gauge wire for any load greater than 1 AMP.
935380
Someone is 'guessing'? I wouldn't call that an answer. And 20, maybe 30 amps out of '18 gauge' wire? DON'T EVEN TRY IT!
911522
I don't know the gauge of the wire but it doesn't seem to be high quality. They're very basic, but I already anticipated that and bought some wire separately for about $30. Heres what I bought and it works great: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009EADB2Q/ref=oh_details_o09_s01_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1035988
It looks like it could be 16 gauge. The insulation looks the same as house wiring, so probably about 120 volt rating. These are better qualiti than some others I have had in my physics class, and I think they will hold up better in a classroom environment.
314289
I'm not sure of the gauge ... It's the same diameter of the power cord to my desktop, monitor, and amplifier. I use this for my guitar amp.
1307138
Can't really tell what gauge the wire is by measuring insulation (gauge should be printed on wire). I can tell you that these tyoe of connectors (often refered to as Anderson connectors) are very forgiving and will take up to a 6 gauge wire (I usuallt solder the wires in rather than crimping them)
119545
The answer depends on the size and length of the wire you are trying to protect. This chart shows the maximum current for different wire sizes. http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/amps-wire-gauge-d_730.html
884438
Don't know the gauge, but the wires are thick, heavy duty and not too long, so I don't think you'll have issues with them. I haven't.
869371
The spool does not specify the gauge of the wire, nor does the User Manual. It is labeled "extra heavy duty wire".
1561557
Yes it can accept 0 gauge wire. I am running a 2000 watt system with 3 amps and it delivers performance all day long.
1984376
600v. However, none of the ratings are printed in the wire itself. I switched to using something that my customers will be able to verify as rated for its purpose.
652856
It actually doesn't say the gauge. The cable is thicker than I expected and has a nice webbed sheath on the outside as well. I have cables from some professional cable suppliers and if I had received this cable from them I wouldn't have been disappointed. Better than what you can get at Wally World for sure.
414584
Yes to the certifications and yes to the ratings but it would not charge at the specific amperage that it was said to provide. Maybe I just received a defective one, but didn't feel like wasting my time trying another one. Good luck to you should you decide to get one.