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Logico 16/2 AWG Indoor Outdoor Direct Burial Speaker Wire Audio Cable UV Black 500ft

Logico 16/2 AWG Indoor Outdoor Direct Burial Speaker Wire Audio Cable UV Black 500ft
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$119.95 - $119.95
$119.95
$119.95 - $119.95
$119.95

Logico SWC1602DB-500  Speaker Wire Audio Cable 16/2 AWG Indoor Outdoor Direct Burial UV Black - 500FT

Elevate your outdoor audio system with our Outdoor/Direct Burial Speaker Wire 16AWG/2C. Designed for durability and protection, this wire features a UV-resistant PE jacket, PET and HDPE insulation. With a high strand count and bare copper OFC construction, it ensures optimal conductivity for clear audio transmission. The sleek black color seamlessly blends into any outdoor setting. Each pull box contains 500 feet (152 meters) of wire, providing flexibility for large-scale installations. Upgrade your outdoor audio experience with this reliable and high-quality speaker wire.

Features:

  • Outdoor/Direct Burial Speaker Wire 16AWG/2C
  • UV Resistant PE Jacket + PET + HDPE Insulation
  • High strand count (65 wires x 0.16mm Bare Copper OFC)
  • Color – Black
  • 500 feet (152 meters) / Pull Box

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