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22 AWG Wire By-The-Foot: White

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$0.25 (USD)
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WIRE-BTF-AWG22-W
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0.03 Ounces
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  • Product Description

    "By the foot" allows you to purchase the length of electrical wiring you need for that special project.  Available in both solid and striped insulation, you can use to organize wiring configurations by color, or identify a specific connection in your Fightstick or arcade cabinet.

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    • .304m (1ft) of wire
    • 22 AWG
    • Stranded Tinned Copper Wire
    • insulation: Color Coded Polyvinylchloride (PVC)
    • Available in solid color or color + white or color stripe
    • UL Listed, UL Style 1007. CSA Listed, CSA TR-64.
    • RoHS compliant
    • Nominal OD: .062"
    • Nominal Insulation Thickness .016"
    • Temperature Range: -40ËšC to +105ËšC
    • Voltage Rating: 300V
    • Passes UL VW-1 Flame Test

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    1. Great for new modders.

      Good wire quality. Nice flexible stranded wire to ensure flexibility. Printed text is faded enough not to be noticeable so it has a nice rich color for my clear fightstick but still legible up close to verify wire specs. Nice to have the option to get wire by the foot here so it's more of a one stop shop. Unlike other places here you know you have options and all are high quality without high prices. on Feb 4th 2020

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