Availability of 18/6 Wire in Rubber Cable

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looking for a 25 ft. long, 18/6 wire color and all covered in rubber cable

asked by: Bill M

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The only 18 gauge wiring we have available is the Deka Bonded 3 Wire # DW02923-1, which is sold by the foot. This 3-wire bonded parallel wire has 16/30 stranding with a maximum voltage of 60V.

If you are able to go a bit thicker we do also have the Deka 16/4 Gauge Wire # DW03240-1, which features four 16-gauge wires fully coated in a PVC jacket. This wire is also sold by the foot.

I have attached a short video review that you can check out as well.

expert reply by: Chris R

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