GS Power 100% Copper 10 AWG (American Wire Gauge) OFC Wire. 25 FT Red & 25 FT Black Bonded Zip Cable for Car Audio Primary Remote Automotive Trailer Harness Wiring (Also in 6 & 8 AWG)

Review for: GS Power Flexible 10 AWG (American Wire Gauge) 50 Feet Stranded Oxygen Free Copper Red/Black Bonded Zip Cord Cable for Car Audio Stereo Amplifier 12Volt Automotive Harness LED Light WiringI find this to be nice flexible wire. It has lots of strands like most of the silicone insulated cable does, making it very flexible. The insulation is soft enough to allow flex, but tough enough to take some abuse. Easy to strip the insulation and easy to attach MC4 connectors.I have purchased two 50 foot rolls. One just recently, one was a year or two ago. Using it for solar extension cords for use while camping. It has stood up to several weeks of camping and does get stepped on once in a while. No issues at all. We prefer to park our pop up in the shade and sometimes the distance to good sun is quite far. I now have about 90 feet of extension cord, and a 10 foot piece to connect a second solar panel.

I got this wire to add so power to the bed of my 3500. Wire was very durable and was easy to pull through the frame of the truck.

Very well made and good flexibility.

Building a Baja Bug and needed some 30amp rated wire. This worked fine. We had a pretty straight run so nothing to crazy. The spool was much heavier then anticipated. Thought it was a decent value. I only needed. Six feet so I have plenty left over.

This was a learning experience. Had to throw it out after a year of use on my solar array. It had heavily oxidized along the entire length, even though it was well within current limits (ran ~20 Amps all day at 250V). If you are doing serious solar work, consider using tinned copper wire.Other than that, was satisfied. It was pliable and insulation held up well to outdoor use.

Great transaction !

Nice to have backup wiring. Good quality.

We carry an 18 volt, 300 watt portable solar array with our RV trailer to keep the battery charged, and at times it's necessary to position it as much as 50' away from the rig in order to find maximum sunshine. I'd been using 16AWG wire to connect to the array and having a problem with excessive voltage drop (16AWG really isn't intended for much more than 5' of run at this level of power). When current reaches 15 amps the Power Flex 10AWG wire makes all the difference, reducing voltage drop to less than 10% over 50'. A pair of 10AWG SAE connectors butt-spliced onto each end (see photo) completes the project. An added plus: the flexible silicon insulation and bonded-pair construction of the GS wire makes it virtually tangle free. Very pleased.