Great little wire kit. Tinned copper takes solder instantly, and the PVC is nice and flexible which is exactly what you want for routing wires in tight robot chassis or microcontroller projects. Saw someone complaining it's not "solid core" — just a heads up, these are standard flexible stranded wires, not stiff solid wire. If you're building electronics or robotics, stranded is what you actually need so it doesn't snap when things move. Perfect for 5V/12V projects, Arduino, and wiring up boards. Excellent value for money

DIY Electrical Wire UL1007 Standard 22AWG Wire 5 rollsx 10m (50m)
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Description
PVC Tinned Copper Electronic Wire Kit (DIY Wires) The DIY PVC Tinned Copper Wire Kit is a versatile solution for hobbyists, engineers, and DIY enthusiasts. This wire kit includes multiple colors and sizes of high-quality tinned copper wires, neatly packaged in a compact and organized box for easy access. Perfect for electronic projects, repairs, and custom builds.
Product Highlights:
- Wire Gauge: Available in 26/24/22/20/18 AWG (0.08-0.52 mm ).
- Material: Tinned copper core for superior conductivity and durability.
- Insulation: High-quality PVC insulation offering flexibility and resistance.
- Temperature Rating: Up to 80 C for safe and reliable operation.
- Voltage Rating: Designed for applications up to 300V.
- Color Variety: Includes Red, Black, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, White, Gray, Orange, and Brown.
Usage: Ideal for electronics, robotics, automotive wiring, and general electrical repairs. Its compact packaging with spools allows for easy storage and hassle-free usage.
What's in the box
1 x 22AWG Wire 5 rollsx 10m (50m)
Reviews
ordered it expecting decent quality solid core wire. its extremely flimsy. and very tiny conductors with a thick rubber coating to hide that its so small. this wire is definitely no where near 22awg and absolutely not solid core. I wouldnt even trust a 12v toy with it.