Ancor 121510 Duplex Cable, 14/2 AWG (2 x 2mm2), Flat - 100ft, Black/Red

It's an Ancor product, of course it is 5 Stars!! This item is made in the USA, and of good quality product. The sheathing is tough, yet flexible. The wire is tinned, and a true AWG. You can never go wrong with Ancor marine rated wire, never. These bulk spools are the best way to go for the money. I wish they made a black sheathed variety though....

Exactly as described

Awesome product, will buy from again!Got exactly what I needed.Fast shipping and great communication.Great seller, thanks.Good item, works flawlessly.

Ancor is a trusted name in marine electrical products. I already own several of them. Purchased this roll of triplex cable to run up my mast for a new masthead light, but decided I didn't need as heavy a gauge and so returned it, opting instead for 16 gauge triplex, by Ancor, of course. Hope I haven't made a mistake!

I've used these for several years to connect solar panels to an inside MPPT controller, and they have exceeded my expectations.The cover has held up exceptionally well in a very hot and harsh environment, and the loss in voltage over the distance is less than I expected. I also love that they are flat since running them where I want to is more manageable.They aren't the least expensive wire you can get, but they are of great value, and I would definitely repurchase them.

Good for our van builds.

Appears to be an incomplete roll but I bought it off of Amazon resale so that can be expected and it does show that it's been respooled so it's entirely possible that it actually is the length advertised.Ancor is an industry leader and as a yacht mechanic I don't skimp on parts so even if it's short I'd say it was still worth the deal. If they would have cut the end off the line that shows that it was previously messed with, I never would have thought twice and rated it 5 stars.

fast delivery, good value, I just rewired most of my lights ,speakers, etc, if you are going to do any wiring on your boat or car you should use wire that has these construction quality, also buy enough to make single runs from the power source to the device , switch to light, try not to jump from light to light you are creating more connection points and adding resistance to the flow of energy ,12 volt DC power, also if you do have a problem you will be taking more splice points apart , if I have a problem I know exactly where to look, and with boats , water corrosion is going to happen, I use butt connectors with shrink fit, Enjoy