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Coiled 8 AWG 2-conductor low-voltage landscape lighting wire on a 250 ft spool with black sunlight-resistant PVC jacket for outdoor use.

8 AWG 2-Conductor Low Voltage Landscape Wire - 250 ft

Brand: Lighting Wire
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$625.90
$469.43
SKU 8/2X250

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Heavy-gauge 8 AWG, 2-conductor low-voltage landscape lighting wire on a 250 ft spool. Designed for outdoor, direct-burial installations, this cable delivers reliable power to path lights, spotlights, well lights, and other low-voltage fixtures while resisting sunlight and soil conditions.

  • Conductors: Stranded copper, 2 conductors laid flat for easy polarity identification.
  • Insulation & Jacket: Sunlight-resistant PVC jacket provides UV resistance and abrasion protection for long-term outdoor use.
  • Length & Packaging: 250 ft spool gives long continuous runs for larger landscapes and professional installs.
  • Durability: Direct-burial rated and built to withstand contact with soil when installed per local code.
  • Standards: UL-listed for landscape lighting applications and manufactured to common industry specifications.
  • Installation tip: Use silicone-filled connectors or recommended outdoor splice kits to maintain corrosion-resistant connections.

This 8 AWG landscape wire is ideal when heavier gauge cable is required to reduce voltage drop on long runs and deliver consistent fixture brightness. Always confirm local electrical codes and manufacturer datasheets for exact ratings before installation. For help selecting the right wire or planning transformer placement, consult a licensed electrician.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What gauge and conductor count is this landscape wire?
This is 8 AWG, 2-conductor stranded copper wire on a 250 ft spool, designed for low-voltage landscape lighting.
Can this wire be buried directly in the ground?
Yes. It is direct-burial rated with a sunlight-resistant jacket when installed following local code and manufacturer instructions.
Will this wire reduce voltage drop on long runs?
Using heavier 8 AWG cable reduces voltage drop compared with thinner wire; it’s a good choice for long-run landscape runs.
How should outdoor splices be protected?
Use silicone-filled connectors or outdoor-rated splice kits and sealants to prevent moisture and corrosion at connections.

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