Electronix Express 18 Gauge Stranded Hookup Wire White 100 Feet
Stranded 18-gauge tinned copper hookup wire in white, supplied on a 100-foot spool for general electrical wiring
- Conductor gauge18
- Jacket colorWhite
- Stranded/solidStranded
- Tinned copper resists corrosion for long-lasting connections
- Stranded 18 gauge construction bends easily without breaking
- White jacket aids quick circuit identification in wiring looms
- 100 foot spool supplies ample length for multiple projects
- Suitable for automotive, hobby and general electrical work
Purpose-built hook-up wire
This 18 gauge stranded tinned copper wire comes in a white jacket and a 100 foot spool for general low-voltage wiring tasks. It suits hobbyists, students and technicians who need a flexible conductor for breadboards, chassis wiring or automotive accessory circuits.
Tinned strands and colour coding
The tinning protects the copper from oxidation and makes soldering easier without extra flux. The white insulation helps identify a specific circuit in a loom, though the exact shade may vary between production runs.
Length and current headroom
A 100 foot reel provides enough wire for multiple small projects or a single vehicle harness rework. The 18 gauge cross-section handles typical signal and low-power loads but is not sized for high-current starter or charging circuits.
How it compares
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- Price $13.99
- Cheaper than about 67% of the 1,610 comparable items (median $25.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Electronix Express |
| Jacket color | White |
| More details | |
| Conductor gauge | 18 |
| Stranded/solid | Stranded |
Questions about this item
How often will the 18 gauge stranded tinned copper conductor need replacement in a typical low-voltage circuit?
The 18 gauge stranded tinned copper conductor resists corrosion and fatigue, so it rarely requires replacement unless physically damaged or repeatedly flexed beyond its bend radius.
What length limit appears first when running the full 100 feet continuously at rated current?
Voltage drop across the 100 foot run becomes the limiting factor before the wire itself overheats, especially at higher currents on 18 gauge.
Does the white jacket show discolouration or get warm when the wire carries load all day?
The white PVC jacket may darken slightly with prolonged heat, but 18 gauge stranded copper stays cool at normal low-voltage loads, so noticeable warming is unlikely.
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