Monoprice Origin Series 14AWG 2-Conductor Burial Rated Speaker Wire, 1000ft Gray

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Is the 1,000' 12/2 one continuous roll or multiple smaller rolls?

A shopper on Mar 18, 2019

BEST ANSWER: I had 16-2 1000ft roll just one

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David E on Mar 18, 2019

BEST ANSWER: I had 16-2 1000ft roll just one

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David E on Mar 18, 2019

It is one continuous roll.

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Julio A on Mar 18, 2019
Purchased on Sep 10, 2018

One continuous roll.

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M I on Mar 18, 2019

One continuous roll

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Dan T on Mar 18, 2019
Purchased on Mar 10, 2019

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I've read even when burying burial rated wire, it's best to still put them in a conduit. Is this necessary for this wire or can we bury it without a conduit?

Ayan T on Mar 21, 2019

BEST ANSWER: The NEC defines the interior of any underground conduit as a wet location. So the only benefits you would gain from running this cable in a conduit would be 1. You could pull in additional cables at a later date and 2. Physical protection of the wire from things like a weed whip, edger or shovel. That being said if you bury the cable 18” deep in a place where you KNOW is not subject to digging or edging etc than you don’t need a conduit. However any where that the cable emerges from the ground you would want to run the cable in conduit to provide physical protection vertically

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Imaslowreader on Mar 24, 2019

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Imaslowreader on Mar 24, 2019

Conduit is not required for this wire. This is very similar to Sprinkler Control wiring and low voltage lighting wire which are also direct burial. It is well insulated. I only wish it were black so that it is less noticeable when it comes out of ground to speakers.

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Joel G on Mar 21, 2019

this cable is used for low voltage applications, so no i wouldn't waste the time and cost to put it in conduit. I would only do that for a 120v or higher application for shock protection when digging.