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Hook Up Wire, 16 AWG, Stranded Kit, 25' Length Each

$29.31
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16UL1007STRKIT
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Wire Size:
16 AWG
16 AWG Gauge Stranded Hook Up Wire Kit, 25 ft Length Each, 0.0508" Diameter, UL1007, 300 Volts, 16UL1007STRKIT

Hook Up Wire, 16 AWG, Stranded Kit, 25' Length Each

This 6-color set of stranded tinned copper hook up wire is your essential kit for a multitude of general-purpose electrical applications. This high quality hook up wire is coated with PVC for exceptional insulation and protection from chemicals, solvents, oil, abrasion and more. From automotive applications to use in household appliances, electronic equipment and more, this versatile wire conforms to UL and MIL-spec specifications and has a voltage rating of 300 volts. This wire comes in a storage case to help you stay organized. Choose this essential Remington Industries product for 16 AWG wire, at 25 foot per spool.

  • Length: 25 Feet Each
  • Material: Tinned Copper
  • Wire Diameter: 0.0508"
  • Overall Diameter: 0.094"
  • Insulation: PVC
  • Type: UL1007 Stranded Wire (26/30)
  • Color: Black, Blue, Green, Red, White & Yellow
  • Voltage Rating: 300 Volts

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  • 5
    Hook Up Wire, 16 AWG, Stranded Kit, 25'

    Posted by Bill Algyre on May 22nd 2018

    just what i needed. great product. will be getting more product from you service was fast and easy shopping.. very friendly an helpful on the phone

  • 5
    Great Wire in Nice Box

    Posted by David Hoyda on May 12th 2018

    I absolutely love this wire and the storage case it comes in. The wire is easy to work with when cutting/stripping/adding crimped ends and the box adds a nice way to keep it all together. The only modification I made to he box was making a slit in front of the hole that the wire comes out. This way I can pull wire from the hole, cut what I need, then tuck the end of the wire into the new slit so that it doesn't slip back into the box since I taped the box shut.