Amazon 18gauge solid core wire

I brought one once and now all I see is stranded. Anybody have the direct link for some I hate working with stranded.

Does anyone have an amazon link for this or equivalent in euro amazon?

This is the wire I use, though I bought it cheaper from a hardware store. Just look for 18/2 thermostat wire.

Rocket Soul said:

Does anyone have an amazon link for this or equivalent in euro amazon?

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search for 0.75mm instead. solid core.

you can search for twin and earth solid core in various mm, most common 0.75-1mm-1.5mm
18 gauge is 1mm. Nick the grey outer layer and It peels off with no hassle.
Its also dirt cheap.

Rocket Soul said:

Does anyone have an amazon link for this or equivalent in euro amazon?

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Thanks guys, that’s the exact one I brought idk why i was having trouble getting to that page

Fluffy Butt said:

Southwire 64162122 2 Conductor 18/2 Thermostat Wire, 18-Gauge Solid Copper Class 2 Power-Limited Circuit Cable, Brown by Southwire : Amazon.co.uk: Garden

Southwire 64162122 2 Conductor 18/2 Thermostat Wire, 18-Gauge Solid Copper Class 2 Power-Limited Circuit Cable, Brown by Southwire : Amazon.co.uk: Garden

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This is the wire I use, though I bought it cheaper from a hardware store. Just look for 18/2 thermostat wire.

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You should look a the voltage rating on that thermostat wire, you're probably exceeding it unless it's a small light.

captainmorgan said:

You should look a the voltage rating on that thermostat wire, you're probably exceeding it unless it's a small light.

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150 volt rating, I'm running around 54v with my qb 96 v2s.

Fluffy Butt said:

150 volt rating, I'm running around 54v with my qb 96 v2s.

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Parallel is fine, series the voltage is added up, just checking, I run 600 v rated 18G solid.

I have a 480h c2800ab driver could I wire 4 48v 800 boards in series?

HLG-480H-C2800 offers 210V at 2.8A so...
Yes.
4x 48V boards, in series, is within the range.
As long as the boards you are referring to can handle 2800ma that is....

Right now I’m using hlg 60 30v drivers for 5 strips. Do y’all think I could use my 320 36v driver to power 10 strips giving them 120watts