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<blockquote data-quote="trumpet" data-source="post: 8217183" data-attributes="member: 628688"><p>They can't both be rated correctly. If wire is rated with AWG this is an industry standard. If wire just says "4 gauge", for example, there's no way of knowing without seeing for yourself if it's actual 4 AWG wire. In my opinion, oversizing wire and not accurately labeling it is just as misleading as undersizing the wire. Companies get a pass on this because people think they're getting so much more for their money. Use the AWG standard or GTFO.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="trumpet, post: 8217183, member: 628688"] They can't both be rated correctly. If wire is rated with AWG this is an industry standard. If wire just says "4 gauge", for example, there's no way of knowing without seeing for yourself if it's actual 4 AWG wire. In my opinion, oversizing wire and not accurately labeling it is just as misleading as undersizing the wire. Companies get a pass on this because people think they're getting so much more for their money. Use the AWG standard or GTFO. [/QUOTE]
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