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WARNING - fractal wood burning is dangerous and NOT a D.I.Y. project and should only be completed with/by trained professionals. There is serious risk of injury, or even death, when working with high voltage electricity.
White 100 continuous feet High Voltage Wire Lichtenberg/Fractal Burning GTO-15 Tuf-Hide Cable, By PAIGE ELECTRIC CO., The Wire & Cable Specialists. White in color. White has a slight opaque quality to it. It is not a bright white.
We have a brighter white and highly flexible high voltage wire by Tecnolux - />
Tuf-Hide’s Gas-Tube Sign Cable, Tuf-Hide Silicone-14 with integral sleeve is a thinner and more flexible cable than the other leading industry brand (TECNOLUX GTO 15 SILIFLEX) making it great for detailed installations and neon sign fabrication. UL listed and RoHS-2 compliant. This high voltage wire is far more flexible than brands like Ancor marine wire.
Actually length is cut to over 100 feet (approximately + extra 12 inches).
Specific lengths are available upon request. Any estimates/quotes are with buyer-paid shipping.
Condition is brand new.
Shipped with USPS Priority Mail or UPS Ground. Expedited shipping is available upon request and at cost. We only need one business day to process your order. Please contact us with any questions.
Wood burning and electrical wiring is at your own risk and we make no warranties for your intended application. Wire should not be used for anything other than the manufacturer’s intended use. Wire should be installed according to the manufacturer’s specifications.

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