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    Can I use speaker wire to wire flexwatt in parallel?

    Currently I have 3 rows of flex watt plugged in and I need to wire in a 4th row ...

    I just want to make sure it is okay to use speaker wire (it's either 14 or 18 gauge, don't remember) to wire it in parallel. Will be using the soldering method.

    Also, I want to make sure I wire it right ... Was going to do left side to left side and the plug is on the right side. Tape off extra ends and all connections with electrical tape. Sounds right but want to double check.

    Thanks everyone ...

    PS before anyone asks, the other 3 rows are separate plug ins. I'm contemplating wiring them all together as I have extra plugs in case I have issues.
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