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12/2 Low Voltage Landscape Wire, 100 Ft - Black Outdoor Low-Voltage Cable for Landscape Lighting

12/2 Low Voltage Landscape Wire, 100 Ft - Black Outdoor Low-Voltage Cable for Landscape Lighting

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FLEXIBLE LANDSCAPE LIGHTING WIRE - Perfect low-voltage wire for lighting gardens, walkways, porches, patios, and other accent lights. WITHSTAND EXTREME TEMPERATURES - Stays malleable in temperatures as low as -40°F and won’t crack in heat up to +140°F. DURABLE DIRECT BURIAL - Rated to withstand direct burial and all of the elements, the cables vinyl covering protects against water, dust, dirt, abrasion and sunlight. HEAVY DUTY - Meets NEC specifications. ETL listed, CSA certified, RoHS compliant, and Greenspec approved. 12 gauge, 2 wire, max 30 volt. TANGLE FREE - This 12/2 low voltage wire is designed to stay tangle-free, making it easy to work with.

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  1. Byron Sexton

    Got a dilemma need some advice Indian Chief 2022 and Battery draining issues

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      @EvilMonkey
      you are correct. Mitigate with 12/2 as of this writing 100ft $35 amazon -> https://a.co/d/dcJjTad
      The point/purpose of my post was to offer something legal without permit, installable by mere mortals, of minimal cost and high guarantee of working might exist if only someone offers the idea. This idea might not even be an option for OP but I want to offer the idea.
       
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      OracleDba said:
      @EvilMonkey
      you are correct. Mitigate with 12/2 as of this writing 100ft $35 amazon -> https://a.co/d/dcJjTad
      The point/purpose of my post was to offer something legal without permit, installable by mere mortals, of minimal cost and high guarantee of working might exist if only someone offers the idea. This idea might not even be an option for OP but I want to offer the idea.
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      I thought it was a good idea … just run the AC out and plug the charger in at the bike … AC can run longer distances with less loss than DC … and it’s all about keeping the battery good …
       
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