FIRMERST14/2 Low Voltage Landscape Wire Outdoor Lighting Cable 200 Feet

Great product could not recommend it enough. Have been an electrician for 38 years and this is high quality and stays flexible and easy to strip in temperatures in the low 40s. Be careful with other brands that say they’re wire is all copper. This definitely is easiest way to check is put a magnet to the bare wire it should not stick.

This is an economical solution with good build quality. Seems to have higher grade copper as I've experienced minimal voltage drop from a 12V source on a 200' run. The casing, though good quality, is on the menu for underground varmints. If you're concerned about longevity, run this wire in conduit for underground burial.

Used for front porch lights great quality wire

This wire is good quality at a good price. note that it can be tough to pierce it correctly so the connection is not always good, depending upon your setup. I've seen wire thats a little easier to work with in that regards.

Wire was easy to work with and connect 10 low voltage landscape lights. I ordered the 50' roll, thinking that I'd get 2 wires unrolled to 50' length, but when I went to use this on a project today (4 months after purchasing) my 50' wire roll was only 25' total length. Hmmm, did I miss something in the description or cic I get shorted?I would buy this again, but I wanted 50' length.

Works as expected

I used this to wire 28 lights on a customer's deck. There is a ribbed surface on one wire and smooth side on other wire. I used the ribbed side as my power feed.

Had to repair and expand a 12 year old outdoor low voltage lighting system. You know how that goes.....adding low voltage lights, adding new low voltage lighting connectors, etc., all requires some new flexible underground cable. The old cable was stiff and unyielding.This cable was perfect, and the best buy I could find after much searching. 14/2 gauge allow for effective transmission for long distances. No complaints at all with this product.PS. One hint: I used twisted/NASA splicing when I extended/added cable; and I used shrink tubing to hold connections in place. I did NOT used twist-on wire connectors or electrical tape; they seem to allow water into the electrical connection area more easily than a long shrink tube connection.Honest Man.

Like the product but still no light connections after repeated requests as to where it is still no answers