RESHAKE 22 Gauge 5 Conductor Wire 100ft - Flexible Tinned Copper

In this review the RESHAKE 22 gauge 5 conductor wire is judged on flexibility, durability and suitability for low-voltage projects; it is best for hobbyists and installers who need a long, multi-conductor cable that is easy to strip and resistant to corrosion. The single biggest reason to buy is the combination of tinned copper conductors and a PVC jacket that balances solderability, corrosion resistance and outdoor tolerance, making it a practical choice for sprinkler controls, thermostat runs, trailer lights and LED projects.

Key Features

• Five color-coded conductors: Separate black, red, yellow, white and green wires simplify organization and reduce mistakes during installation.
• 100 ft length: The 30 m spool provides plenty of reach for many small to medium runs without splicing in most home or automotive setups.
• Tinned copper strands: Seventeen fine strands per conductor improve flexibility and solderability while resisting corrosion for longer service life.
• PVC jacket with flame retardant rating: A black PVC outer sheath offers abrasion, oil and chemical resistance and meets VW-1 and FT1 flame retardant standards for safer use.
• Wide temperature range: Rated from -20C to 80C, the cable handles common indoor and outdoor ambient conditions for irrigation, garage and vehicle applications.
• Low-voltage suitability: Rated to 300V and 5A maximum, it works well for 5V, 12V and 24V systems such as LED strips, sensors and control circuits.

Who It's For

This cable is ideal for DIYers, electricians tackling low-voltage wiring and model builders who need flexible multi-conductor cable for signals, power and grounds. Its tinned copper and PVC jacket are particularly useful where occasional exposure to moisture or outdoor conditions is expected, for example sprinkler valves, trailer connectors or exterior LED runs.

Those who need heavy current capacity, high-voltage mains wiring or certified appliance-grade cable for in-wall household mains should look elsewhere; this product is designed for low-voltage, low-current applications up to 5A rather than primary house circuits.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Good wire quality and flexibility thanks to tinned copper strands, making routing and soldering easier.
• Easy to strip and crimp; the PVC jacket has low eccentricity that reduces nicks on conductors during preparation.
• Versatile for many uses including thermostats, sprinkler systems, LED strips and automotive electronics.
• Excellent value for a 100 ft spool with corrosion-resistant tin plating on each conductor.

Cons

• Not intended for high-current loads; maximum continuous current is 5A which limits use to low-voltage applications.
• Wire gauge (22 AWG) may be thinner than some expect for certain outdoor or long-run uses where voltage drop is a concern.

Specifications

Conductor gauge	22 AWG
Number of conductors	5 (Black, Red, Yellow, White, Green)
Length	100 ft / 30 m
Material	Tinned copper strands with PVC jacket
Maximum voltage	300 V (suitable for 5V/12V/24V)
Maximum current	5 A
Temperature rating	-20C / -4F to 80C / 176F

Our Verdict

The RESHAKE 22 AWG 5 conductor wire is a practical, cost-effective choice for low-voltage projects that need flexibility, corrosion resistance and clear color coding. Hobbyists, landscapers and vehicle owners will appreciate the easy stripping and soldering and the 100 ft spool length; anyone needing higher current capacity or thicker gauge should select a heavier cable instead.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this wire be used for LED strips?
Yes. It is rated for low-voltage systems including 5V, 12V and 24V LED strips, though long runs should account for voltage drop on 22 AWG.

Is the wire suitable for outdoor burial?
The PVC jacket resists moisture and chemicals and can be used outdoors, but for direct burial in harsh conditions conduit or burial-rated cable is preferred.

Will the tin coating affect soldering?
No. The tinned copper is easier to solder and resists oxidation, which helps form reliable solder joints compared with bare copper.