22 Gauge Electrical Wire - Black - 100ft

This 22 Gauge wire is rated for a maximum current of 3 Amperes (3A).

While the silicone insulation is weather-resistant, it is not designed for direct burial or prolonged exposure to harsh outdoor elements without additional protective sleeving or conduit.

Tinned copper is coated with a thin layer of tin, which makes it more resistant to corrosion and easier to solder compared to bare copper.

This product comes with 100ft of red wire and 100ft of black wire, totaling 200ft of wire.

No, this wire is rated for a nominal voltage of 600V but is intended for lower power electronics applications. It is not suitable or safe for standard household AC mains wiring.

Silicone wire is made flexible by its insulation material and the construction of the conductor, which often uses many fine, individual strands (like the 60 strands in this wire) rather than a single solid core.

Check that connections are securely soldered or crimped. Ensure the wire is not broken internally. Verify polarity is correct.

Ensure you are using the correct wire and not a different gauge or type. Silicone wire should be highly flexible. Check for any damage to the insulation that might make it feel stiff.

Confirm that the current draw of your application does not exceed the 3A limit for this wire. If it does, use a thicker gauge wire.

Use a precision wire stripper or a sharp hobby knife carefully. Ensure the blade does not cut into the fine copper strands.