What guage are these cables? 24AWG, 28, or something else?
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According to their web site, the standard series of cable (this one) is 30 AWG (http://bluerigger.com/ProductDetail.aspx?id=1&catid;=1&prodid;=1). Their CL3 in-wall series (also available on Amazon) isn't much more expensive, and use larger 28 AWG wire. The Ultra series uses 32 AWG wire.
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The actual wire is in a shielded mesh outer casing. It looks and feels like ropes you would use climbing a mountain. The overall thickness is similar to an 8 guage wire, but I could tell you what the actual guage of the wire unless I cut one open. I hooked it up between a 32" LCD TV and cable box and the picture and sound are great.
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According to their web site, the standard series of cable (this one) is 30 AWG (http://bluerigger.com/ProductDetail.aspx?id=1&catid=1&prodid=1). Their CL3 in-wall series (also available on Amazon) isn't much more expensive, and use larger 28 AWG wire. The Ultra series uses 32 AWG wire.
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.
652857
i don't know the guage. it doesn't seem to say. but it is very good quality cable. it looks like a braided material.
652858
not sure but they are fantastic!!!! just ordered two more yesterday. hey, for 5-8 bucks order one and if you don't like it return it. better than spending 15-50 in the retail stores. (you won't return it)
243782
Hello Deltaforce, HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) is designed to transfer high quality, digital, multi-channel audio signals along with video at extremely high resolutions and color bit-rates. The larger diameter of wire, the more current it can carry. In terms of HDMI this means that a larger gauge wire (smaller AWG number) is capable of higher bandwidth than a smaller gauge (larger AWG number). Therefore, a 22 AWG wire is capable of higher bandwidth than a 28 AWG wire. I'm guessing that it's between 28 - 30 AWG for this 6' wire. There are the typical lengths for AWG: * 28 AWG = maximum 10 feet * 26 AWG = maximum 12 feet * 24 AWG = maximum 15 feet * 22 AWG = maximum 25 feet I hope this helped, good shopping fortune!
1590530
Hello Seth,Here is the gauge of the the cable you are referring to: 26AWG 7/0.16mm Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support856-216-8222support@mediabridgeproducts.com
1529817
These are pretty standard 22AWG, if you were told correctly, i would hope these would work. I can't comment on your specific application since i have only done audio work with these.
1346941
I have to disagree with the other comment. I'd say they are solid copper, my set does weigh close to 20 lbs. no matter what they are , I can say for sure they are the best cables I have ever used.
602627
Depends on the size of the wire used. 24 awg should be good for 25 feet at 240 volts.
852035
Mine has L14-30, 4 prong. It is a great cable for my needs.Hope this helps.
797560
If I recall correctly, it was 22 or 24 guage wire that had to be stripped and connected to the power source. I used solder and heat shrink.
1833306
I don't know if 26 pin is a generic term, but there are 33 pins in the large connector port. As far as conversion cables check with someone like Micro Center.
2260476
I just looked at mine and it's 14 gauge. The jacket around the cables tell the gauge and both cables carry a 20 amp fuse.
2153696
Hello my friend! I am sorry but I don't manage this kind of technical information, but I assure you that is serving my everyday electrical needs. I believe that the information given by my predecessor is about the same on of the cable.
2255669
BTW the description is incorrect. The marking on the wire is 22AWG and not 20AWG.
1590531
The connector I haven't doesn't have the gauge printed on the wire though it is 0.168" diameter. I know this doesn't mean anything with respect to gauge. The text on the wire reads, "HIGH SPEED USB 2.0 CABLE BY Mediabridge (M) www.mediabridgeproducts.com". This repeats on a 13" period on the wire itself.
1707094
14 gauge if I remember correctly. I sent it back because the outside casing and wires were too thick for my application.
1862134
yes they are PoE (24V). They come with 3 PoE adapters to add PoE to your current LAN cables if you don't have a PoE switch.
589729
It's interesting that this is not a listed product spec. Most of these consumer grade cables are 5-6 watts per foot. RHH
1803057
The print on the cable pictured suggests it is 22AWG. This is not the cable I received. The print on the cable I received states it is (High Speed HDMI Cable With Ethernet) it is 6mm diameter a little less than 1/4 inch and weighs less than a pound.You can hold the cable rolled up as pictured in one hand. It is not 22AWG and it is not CL3 rated and it is not what you would expect a 50ft. cable to be.