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2 Conductor 18 AWG Unshielded Cable

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18/2 Unshielded Stranded Cable per Foot

$0.29

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Introduction:

18/2 AWG Unshielded Cable for use in power supply connections.

Description:

This cable is great for 24VDC, 36VDC, and 48VDC power supply connections. The conductors (wires) inside the cable are red and black. Red is commonly connected to the + voltage and the black is commonly connected to the - voltage of power supplies. I use this wire to connect the power supplies to stepper motor drivers VCC and GNC connections.

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