🌈 Extend Your Glow, Power Your Vibe!
The RGBSIGHT 40FT 18 Gauge RGBW LED Strip Extension Cable features premium oxygen-free copper wiring with a flexible PVC jacket, designed for high conductivity and durability. Rated for up to 300V and 4A, this 5-pin, color-coded cable supports RGBW and RGBWW LED strips, operating reliably between -20°C and 80°C. Perfect for professional-grade lighting extensions, it offers easy customization by cutting to length and ensures seamless, error-free connections.
S**N
Good product,
The V+ G R B W order matches the V+ G R B W order of most LED light strips.Heavier gauge wire is better for higher current when running lots of LED's to reduce voltage drop and avoid dimmer LED's at the end of the cable run. Lighter gauge wire (22 AWG) is less expensive than this 18 AWG wire but may have too much voltage drop. The 22 AWG wire is easier to solder to the LED light strips. This 18 AWG cable is better for providing power over longer distances. Connect this to the shorter, 22 AWG leads soldered to the strips.I used this cable and supplemented it with an additional 12 AWG cable for V+ (black) since the black wire must supply the combined currents of the GRBW wires. I used a junction box at each LED strip to make the connections. (See image.)
E**K
Yes it is copper wire which worked well.
This wire worked well and has reasonably flexible insulation. There have been questions about if this is copper or aluminum.I don't have a chemistry lab to find out. But what it looks like under a microscope is copper wire which is tinned down its entire length. There is a copper colored core in each strand of wire with a silver colored covering. This wire is easily soldered which is indicating to me that it is tinned... This wire worked well for my use which was to drive Nema 17 stepper motors in a 3D printer.
O**R
Excellent, high quality wiring.
This is 18 gauge wire, and as such, it is excellent for running long distances without any loss of brightness. Best used for running LED strips in parallel.
M**S
This wire works great for LED strips
I tried using 18 gauge solid wire because I could get it locally and I realized why you don't use solid wire for led strips. The solid wire is too stiff and won't flex or bend like the stranded wire. So I have bought and continued to rebuy this wire. It flexes and solders well to the strips. Highly recommended.
B**N
Great quality for Arduino and other projects
I bought this for some Arduino projects I work on for Halloween, basically to connect ultrasound sensors and other devices that have 4-5 connections. I found this extremely high quality and it also looks very good for your projects with the wire colors. Thanks again!
D**L
GOOD PRODUCT
Worked for running my led lights to where I wanted
V**S
Good
Good
Z**F
and for something simple like this, that's what it needs to be for ...
It's what the description says it is, and for something simple like this, that's what it needs to be for 5 stars. 18 AWG is a great conductor cross section for longer runs to LED strips. The spool is sturdy. The insulation is brightly colored and pulls apart easily and cleanly.
