Wirefy 12/2 Low Voltage Landscape Wire 250 ft | Low Voltage Landscape Lighting Wire | Pure Copper | Outdoor Direct Burial | 12-Gauge 2-Conductor 250 Feet

Good Quality, working well for the past year.

This wire is perfect for my application. True to the rating and allows me to string together several 12V led floods. No flickering. Durable and I’m pretty sure it’s going to last through the seasons. Live in the south so our seasons aren’t too brutal.

Excellent quality wire, easy to install, exact length I needed for six landscape lights and can supply the needed power for each, and adequately insulated. Used to light up the front of my house.

Used this wire to set up low voltage landscape lighting, works great, used all 200 ft and the house looks great!

This is “good” quality cable. The insulation is durable enough for the job. When splitting the two conductors, I could not just nick the end and pull the two apart (as I do with other cables) without the insulation exposing one conductor or the other. I had to be very careful and cut down the middle for the full length of the separation.

Good quality cable. Clearly 12 gauge. Easy to work with. Fair price.

Did a great job for my project. Instead of up lighting, I decided to do down lighting. Worked out great and this wire hid nicely under the gutters around the house. Needed to purchase more for another zone and bought from another local store but the quality was not as good. This is tough and ready for the job.

Works great with our new landscape lighting and the elements of south florida. Very sturdy.

This looked like good 12ga wire, and exactly what I needed for a Ham Radio End Fed Longwire antenna. The roll is exactly 100 feet, by splitting into the two separate wires I ended up with 200 ft of 12ga wire. I needed 134ft+- for the antenna. I took the 100ft length and added the extra 34ft by soldering the ends, and sealing with heatshrink tubing. I also bought The 1:64 Balun (Actually it's a UnUn), attached it as shown in the picture, and hoisted it up a 18ft clothesline pole with a nylon rope, and ran the wire over to a tree on the other side of the yard, looped it through a insulator attached to a eyebolt, and ran it across to the other side of the yard to another tree. The wire was too short to reach the tree, so a piece of nylon rope finished the run to the eyehook screwed into the tree. I cut the antenna wire for the low end of 80 meters, and it has a less than 2 SWR upto 3.845 mhz and less than 2 SWR for 7, 14, 21, 28, 29, & 50 mhz for 6 meters. Any spots a little off, my Icom 7300 has a built in tuner that does the job. First contact on 40 meters from Lavel Quebec (I'm near Barrie On) was a solid 5/9. So, if your looking for a decent wire that will work as an antenna, this may work for you as well. UPDATE: Now that I've had the chance to check out this longwire on other band, I'm Still more than happy with this product, and the antenna I made from it. If I can hear the station, It can hear me. I've broken 20 meter pileups to Czech Republic, Serbia, and Netherlands using 100 watts without any problems what-so-ever, and total cost was under $150.00 for all the pieces needed.

Thick, well insulated, easy to work with wire.

Excellent! Easy install. Good support from supplier if you have questions. Well made. Stands up well. Will definitely repurchase for new projects.

The wire is good quality , no issues !

Good quality wire at a good price