Posted by Steve@Advance on September 29, 2022 at 06:17:05 from (47.37.93.96):
In Reply to: What Gauge Wire? posted by Tim in New York on September 29, 2022 at 05:23:17:
14 gauge is a good choice.
But, you want it to be flexible because of the vibration. Never use solid wire!
The auto supply has low voltage flexible automotive wire. It is fine stranded with soft insulation, specifically designed for mobile applications. The wire at the building supply is designed to go inside conduit or in a wall, protected and stationary, not subject to movement or vibration.
The auto supply also has split plastic harness loom, it contains the wires and gives a professional look. Then secure the loom with rubber covered steel straps. They are the most permanent, plastic straps and zip ties will last a few years but eventually fail.
Solder and shrink tube at each connection further strengthens the connections and ensures the best protection from corrosion and breakage.
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