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Question: What gauge wire is connected to these connectors? What amperage are they rated at?
Document: Product works as advertised. There is not much to this wire harness, but it will work for the standard size hole in strip LED lighting products.
Excellent quality product. Used crimp connectors to secure to RG59 Siamese cable. These pigtails worked fine and plug smoothly, securely.
When you clean the plastic around the copper wire , be careful . It is hard  to clean it, not much copper behind the  plastic, very thin , but heavy plastic cover. It is not a quality product.
I've got a bunch of wireless security cameras and I keep moving them around to to get the max usage out of them. Rather than keep re-cabling them to get the reach I need, I just make-up whatever length of 12 volt extension I need (I also bought the same thing as this item only with a female end). So with some wire, solder and heat shrink I'm ready to move whatever camera to whatever location I want.
they are as advertised,  beats buying the stupid screw on ends at 2.50 a pop
Well made. Good fit in the female connector. Not much else one can say about so simple a product! Good stuff.
Well made and just right to connect up multiple lines of LED lights to one power supply or daisy chain them.
Ue them for custom projects, converting adapters to different tip sizes, using them for the little tripath amps etc. More useful than I thought they would be
These came quickly and work great same ones you pay a lot more for at local stores at this price I bought 10 for less than 1 locally - well made and connect tightly - does what it was made to do without draining the bank - recommend to anyone needing such an item - also purchased the female P-tails from this site - would recommend to anyone who needs em..
Something worth adding to your go-to tool box. I've used it for the LED light strips and other things. Nice to have handy.
Answer: It came in a plastic bag.  No info.   Assuming 16 gauge. It's pretty thin.  I'm not using it for anything with a heavy amp load.