20M/65.6ft 12V Low Voltage Wire, Outdoor Landscape Lighting Extension Cable, 3 * 0.3mm² Conductor, 22AWG Electrical Cord Red & Black Tinned Copper Hookup Wire Kit, 3 Core 12v

I needed some cable to extend (create a gap) in our govee outdoor lights. Took quite a bit of searching to find three core that looked decent. Settled on this and was not disappointed! Great cable and great quality, core and shielding. Highly recommended.

Good quality wiring. Allowed me to re-wire pond Lighting .

Needed to fit an outside light, just the job, done

Did the job

Used this to wire up a WLED project, working well and fully weather proof

The cable arrives in a resealable electrostatic pouch and is wound onto a reel you’d usually get with a strip of LEDs. There was nothing securing it in place except for the end looped through the side of the reel, so I had to grab a rubber band to stop it from unspooling on its own when I sat it down. The insulation on the outer jacket and on the inner cores is good. It strips off easily with a manual or automatic wire stripper and the inside of the main jacket is coated with talc to prevent the wires from abrading or sticking to each other while the cable flexes. The cable flexes well and is absolutely fine in use, it solders with ease, crimps into connectors as you would expect and I've had no issues with a variety of applications. I’d also say the quoted current rating is on the optimistic side, other brands rate the same sized 3 core cable as 3 amps. Even the next size up of 3 core flex with is only rated to 6 amps so I'd say you should keep your plans for this on the lower side and run a 3amp fuse to protect the wire. Though to be honest at 240v 3 amps is 720 watts which is still plenty for a whole load of devices, provided you actually know what you’re doing, stick to low voltage circuits if you aren’t knowledgeable. The price of this 10 metre length is more than I’d ever pay, you can easily grab similar quality flex cable in the same sizes or thicker from many brick and mortar DIY stores, or from other vendors for much less. You can grab a 50-metre drum of 0.75 mm 3 core 25 strand conductor cable for £23 so it's really hard to justify the cost of this stuff. Another example sells 10 metres of 0.75 mm 3 core flex with 43 strands per conductor for £11.82 and that was with a few minutes of searching, I'm certain there are better deals out there. Overall I can't fault the cable itself, though it should only really be around the £8-12 mark at most. I couldn’t even say that the prime delivery convenience makes up for it, as those other examples can be collected within an hour from a local store.

I am a mechanical guy and not electric, so know about cables not too much regarding standards. So here the print what is on the cable: ESHENG PAI STYLE249743SP 2464 22WG 80°C 300V VW-1 I A 22WG 80°C 300V FTI TRIUMPHCABLE Whatever that means. Good luck to figure out if the cable is suitable for your application. The headline says low voltage 12V, as per print that is of course covered. But also 230V ... The max amps what can be put through is another story, there are online calculator, but to my experience thats a mine field. So for a bulb or two in your DIY cupboard or light that may work, but any higher amps you are on your own. Cars. Never seen this type of cable in a car ... For adding an LED worklight on a tractor that may be fine if fused. The cable comes on a small reel, as if it used for short cut pieces in some manufacturing. And outdoor? Means in rain, or even on or in the mud? Nope for me ... since there are no certs coming with it. Except 12V max. Thats no risk. So, before ordering, discuss your application above 12V with a good electrician, just to stay safe.

Not of great quality