Stinger SSPW18BK 500 ft. 18 Gauge Primary copper Wire Black
Stinger SSPW18BK 500 ft. 18 Gauge Primary copper Wire Black
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Stinger SSPW18BK 18 Gauge Primary Wire - 500 Ft Black Automotive Copper Wire Spool
The Stinger SSPW18BK 18 Gauge Primary Wire is designed for reliable power and signal wiring in automotive, marine, powersports, and 12-volt electrical applications. Built with multi-strand copper conductors for superior conductivity and an ultra-flexible high-temperature PVC jacket, this premium primary wire delivers excellent current transfer, durability, and easy installation.
Supplied on a 500-foot spool, the SSPW18BK is ideal for professional installers and DIY enthusiasts performing custom wiring, car audio installations, accessory power connections, lighting upgrades, and general automotive electrical projects.
General Features
18 AWG black primary wire
500 ft continuous spool
Multi-strand copper conductors for maximum conductivity
Ultra-flexible cable construction for easy routing
High-temperature PVC insulation for long-lasting durability
Excellent current transfer for high-demand accessories
Resistant to heat, abrasion, and everyday automotive environments
Suitable for automotive, marine, motorcycle, ATV, UTV, and RV applications
Available in multiple colors (sold separately)
Specifications
Model: SSPW18BK
Product Type: Primary Wire
Wire Gauge: 18 AWG
Wire Color: Black
Conductor Material: Multi-Strand Copper
Jacket Material: Flexible High-Temperature PVC
Spool Length: 500 ft (152.4 m)
Case Specifications
Case Height: 8.97"
Case Length: 14.04"
Net Weight: 1.705 kg
Gross Weight: 1.705 kg
Applications
Automotive electrical wiring
Car audio installations
Amplifier remote turn-on wiring
Accessory power wiring
LED lighting installations
Relay and switch circuits
Marine electrical systems
Motorcycle, ATV, UTV, and RV wiring
General 12V electrical projects
Package Includes
1 × Stinger SSPW18BK 18 Gauge Black Primary Wire
500 ft Spool
Warning:
This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to P65Warnings.ca.