12 Gauge Marine Wire, 12/2 Duplex Marine Grade Cable, IP68 Waterproof/Oxygen-Free Tinned Copper Stranded PVC 12 AWG Wire for Boat, Automotive, RV, Solar, LED Strips (30FT)

100% great functionality! The insulation is definitely amazing. The wire flexibility is great. You don't have anything kinking it's difficult to actually bend which makes it amazing for longevity. The value for the length is great. I will definitely recommend this product

I liked the ease of use roping this wire in to the compartments of the boat to.ppwer my trolling motor, and various sizes to supply power to my accessories, and fused circuits. The quality is very good, and it should last a long time ,when good connectors are used with heatshrinking tubing to seal from moisturize, and oxidation. The over all thickness was better than individual wires very well constructed like a extension cord ,outer casing is smooth, and thick to protect wires,and to eliminate overheating the wire insulation. Very functional, and a great value for your money.

Great quality and very flexible marine wire that has performed exccelllent.

Worked good so far on my golf cart! Def well made and thick!!!!

I picked up this 200’ roll for some 75’ runs I need to run to my off grid solar arrays. I was thinking of direct burial (these are not advertised as such) but I’ll just throw into some 1” sched 40 conduit and leave above ground. The pvc sheathing should make for easy pulling thru the conduit. Appears to be a well made wire.

second purchase of identical item, good quality wire, used for running wiring on a small boat, good durable insulation wire protection

Quality, heavy duty speaker wire.

Wire is supple and easy to work with. Tinning goods good. Splits easily, fully appears 16 gage. I'll have no problem using this for lower amperage accessories like my livewell pump, bilge pump, lighting, fish finder, horn, etc., I'm in process of re-wiring an 1990's aluminum 14' V-hull (Utility), and 50' is working well in the project. In case you're not familiar with Marine rated/grade wire, this stuff has a tin coating on the copper, to prevent direct air exposure and therefore, less opportunity of corrosion. There will be those who will use regular lamp cord, or other non-marine grade stuff, but time always catches up to you. If you want a chance at 10 or 20 years of functionality, you HAVE to go with Marine Grade tinned copper. Non coated copper wire starts to break down, even with minimal use, immediately. If you go to the trouble of rewiring, do it right. If you don't you'll chase problems within a year or few, and you'll regret it. If you're just wiring something up to make a fast resale, do the right thing instead of the cheap thing.