100ft 22AWG 4pin RGB wire extension cable, led wire 22AWG Copper Clad Aluminum Copper Wire 12V/24V DC Cable, for RGB 3528 5050 Led strip

Really good price and very good quality wire did all my led lighting with it

A lot more cable than I needed or thought there would be. Great value cable. I put LEDs at the back of my monitor speakers and around my audio workstation and needed some cable to finish wire them up to the power source. This cable was just what I needed.

This is combination Blue-Red-Green-Black colour strand cable coded to match the majority of (unintelligent) RGB LED strips, with the black line being either VCC or GND as necessary. These strips are not the same as programmable 'NeoPixel' types (WS2812 et al), although this cable could be reduced to three strands and used in conjunction with a microcontroller for such an application.The cable width aligns perfectly enough to solder with ease onto the pads of the strips (with what I have available to me) and tins nicely.The kit also includes what appears to be no-solder strip-end join connectors, to extend one strip onto another. These I have not yet tried.

It is exactly as described, Warning, when ripping the cables into single cores, you can tear the insulation to expose the copper and getting into the final lengths of the roll, the cable can become very twisted. Apart from that, did my job perfectly.

Wire is OK and you unlike other reviewers I didn't notice any sticky residue from packaging.However splitting cables is really awkward, particularly the red/green cables in the middle. Even trying to start it off with a sharp blade was hit and miss - the coloured insulation doesn't separate cleanly from it's neighbours, repeatedly exposing the copper core particularly of the red cable.

Great quality. I realised making the rgb led lighting in my kitchen was going to be bespoke to work with the oak shelves and kick boards as I knew I'd have to cut the led strips and solder them. So decided to buy a reel of rgb four core wire. I found it easy to solder onto some additional parts I bought and yeah perfect.

Ideal for use on strip lighting

It does say copper clad alloy wire. This stuff is practically impossible to solder as the feeble PVC covering melts as you have to heat for so long to get a good soldered joint. It is also impossible to tin the wires as well ready for soldering. Further to this the flimsy PVC almost makes it impossible to separate the individual colours without the covering tearing. It’s being returned