FIRMERST 14/2 Low Voltage Landscape Wire Outdoor Lighting Cable 200 Feet

Great quality, ran outside about 300 feet for low voltage landscape lighting and had no issue. 16vac at source and only dropped about 1-2v at the furthest end. Flexible (when warm) and great price for the cable. Highly recommend running when it is warm out so you are not fighting with the cable with laying it.

As advertised

bought this landscaping light cable to re-wire an old line. the quality seems good. easy to strip plastic with right tools. i recommend.

It has been 2 weeks since the wire has been installed for landscape lighting and it is working without issues. The wire has been buried directly in the soil and seems strong enough to withstand weather. It has already see winner temperatures and good rain without any issues. I will buy it again if I need more.

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.

Easy to install lights at any point long the wire where you need it! Was a fun project, the wire has been underground for 11 months now and is still reliable!

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.

This is a really good wire for landscape lights and I would recommend it.

I used this cable to connect ten 5w 12 volt garden lights. The cable insulation is a good balance between flexible for easy handling but tough enough to be threaded through a Colourbond tin fence. I found it easier to put a small piece of red heat shrink at all open ends of the 'positive' half of the cable. This made connection a lot easier as sometimes it was hard to tell the difference between the parameter printed (smooth) side and the rough side of the cable while wearing gloves. I initially used Snokay T piece lever wire connectors (good connectors!) but had to swap them out for screw connectors due to small junction box space constraints. Quality all copper cable.

As expected so far. Obviously need time and exposuure to elements to show its true collors.

yes very good

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