Shirbly Solar Panel Wire - 50FT Black & 50FT Red Tinned Copper Wire, 10AWG (6mm²) PV Wire Solar Extension Cable for Outdoor Automotive RV Boat Marine Solar Panel- Black & Red (10AWG 50FT)

Sheathing was solid and wire provides a high-quality feel to me. I have been working with wire for 10 years in a public works capacity, so I handled wire daily...

This wire has very smooth high-voltage insulation and solid copper conductors. This is very good wire and worked well for my project.

I use these for my battery bank in my barn. They work gray and made no negative difference in my power flow (had old copper lines before that were deteriorating).

not much to say. It is what it claims to be. shipping was fast and it is a wire.

This wire is exactly what it states it is. It comes in the value that is quoted in my case which was 50 feet. The wire itself seems to be very well manufactured. It also seems to be the correct gauge stated. So far I’ve use this to wire together a battery box with the solar charge controller and inverter. So far in my application it has been great and in the future I will definitely be placing an order for more. I would absolutely recommend.

Its wire. Theres not a lot to say about it other than its heavy, 10AWG copper wire with quality insulation fit for outdoor, automotive, and marine use. It feels substantial but is not difficult to work with. At least not at warmer temperatures. It may be stiffer in the cold. Im using it to connect up a common ground connector among several different landscape lighting transformers that are ultimately controlled by an Arduino MCU.

78 strand tinned copper, flexible, good choice.

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This is pretty good wire and the price seems about right, if you are looking for stranded wire and not solid copper wire. The wire is tinned. It comes well wrapped in a plastic bag. I particularly like that both ends are already notched or cut for easy stripping of the sheath, ready for use as you can see in the photos. Since durability and weathering is a key criteria for evaluation, it would be nice to know exactly what the jacket/sheath is made of, rather than just PVC. While the 600V spec is given, it would also be nice to have a similar spec for the amperage limit and other engineering test data.

I needed to make some extensions for my solar panels and this worked great