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100 ft roll of 8/2 low-voltage landscape lighting wire; black PVC jacket, stranded copper conductors, direct-burial rated, UV-resistant.

8/2 x 100 ft Low-Voltage Landscape Lighting Wire, 2-Conductor Copper

Brand: Lighting Wire
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$231.49
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SKU 8/2X100

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Premium 8 AWG, 2-conductor low-voltage landscape lighting wire designed for outdoor lighting and direct-burial installations. This 100-foot roll features stranded copper conductors and a durable PVC jacket with UV resistance for long-lasting performance in wet and sun-exposed environments.

  • Construction: Stranded 8 AWG copper conductors with flexible PVC insulation for easy stripping and reliable conductivity on outdoor lighting circuits.
  • Outdoor-rated: Direct-burial capable and UV-resistant jacket protects the conductors from moisture, sunlight, and soil conditions.
  • Electrical: Built for low-voltage landscape systems; commonly used with 12V transformers—confirm transformer capacity and run length to avoid voltage drop.
  • Installation tips: Protect splices with waterproof splice kits or silicone-filled connectors and follow local electrical codes for safe, long-term performance.
  • Applications: Ideal for accent lighting, path lights, deck and step lighting, and other outdoor low-voltage fixtures where a durable, flexible cable is required.

This 8/2 x 100 ft cable provides a dependable, flexible feed for residential and commercial landscape lighting projects. Always verify compatibility with your transformer and fixture loads, use proper waterproof connectors for buried splices, and consult a licensed electrician for complex runs or to meet local code requirements.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What gauge and conductor type is this cable?
This is 8 AWG, 2-conductor low-voltage cable with stranded copper conductors and a PVC jacket.
Is the wire rated for direct burial and outdoor use?
Yes. The jacket is UV-resistant and the cable is suitable for direct-burial when installed with proper waterproof splices.
How do I avoid voltage drop on longer runs?
Limit total wattage or use heavier-gauge cable for long runs; check transformer capacity and run-length charts or consult an electrician.

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