Supmart Black Twisted Cloth Covered Wire, 2-Conductor 18-Gauge Antique Industrial Fabric Electrical Cord Cable, Vintage Style Lamp Cord Strands 50 Feet
Brand: Seaside village
Color: Black
Product Overview
This fabric lamp cord is built with high purity copper and good quality insulation material. It is our starting point to ensure your safety and meet your need of antique wire
These Cloth Covered Wires will give new life to vintage lamps and fixtures while maintaining a vintage appearance. The wire cloth covering gives fixtures with exposed hanging lamp cord/wire a more finished look.
It will be a good choice if you happen to remodel your kitchen and in need of wire to hang pendant lights from. The wires help create a wonderfully nostalgic look at the same time. You could make use of the cord to extend light cord, create an old fashion vintage style looking, rewire two antique standard lamps, and make your 150yr old house look like the period property…its use is only limited by the imagination!
Installation note
You should consult a qualified electrician to ensure that the gauge of the wire you select can safely support the electrical load of your lamp or small appliance over the length of wire you are using.
Warranty
100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE: if for any reason it's not right for you, let us know and we'll give you 100% of your money back. They also come with a lifetime warranty against material and workmanship defects
Attention
Please make sure no electricity provided when you are doing wiring job. Don't connect the neutral wire and live wire directly and don't forget to check it before getting power
Flexible braided electrical cord is intended for use in household appliances, including clocks, lamps, hanging pendants, radios, fans and office equipments
Black 50FT(15.24M) twisted cloth-covered, 2-Conductor, 18 Gauge Wire
Great look for your Vintage or Industrial Décor and really easy to work with
Max: 600 Volts, 105 Degrees Celsius
Perfect for your DIY project. It works well as braided lamp wire and helps you finish electrical project experiments