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TTAWIFT CS08-1

The most pegs of any kit here — 200 for 150 m — plus 20 cable connectors and 10 terminals.

TTAWIFT boundary wire set with 150 m of cable and 200 ground pegs

TTAWIFT CS08-1

The most pegs of any kit here — 200 for 150 m — plus 20 cable connectors and 10 terminals.

Length
150 m
Conductor
24 strands of tinned, copper-plated aluminium, Ø 2.7 mm
Insulation
Weather-resistant, stated against rain, snow and strong sunlight
Pegs included
200
Connectors
20 cable connectors and 10 terminal clamps
Amazon reference
B0F6XW7544 (one reference across 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0717331490195
  • 200 pegs for 150 m — the only kit here with enough of them
  • Twenty cable connectors, which is a realistic allowance for repairs as well as the install
  • The most expensive kit on this shelf

Best for: A first installation that should not need a second order three days later

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Specifications

Length
150 m
Conductor
24 strands of tinned, copper-plated aluminium, Ø 2.7 mm
Insulation
Weather-resistant, stated against rain, snow and strong sunlight
Pegs included
200
Connectors
20 cable connectors and 10 terminal clamps
Amazon reference
B0F6XW7544 (one reference across 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0717331490195

What the maker prints on its own page

A set containing 150 m of boundary wire, 200 ground pegs, 20 cable connectors and 10 terminal clamps, described as a comprehensive kit for delimiting the area to be mown precisely, safely and efficiently.

The wire is tinned, copper-plated aluminium, stated as durable, conductive and tear-resistant, with weather-resistant construction against rain, snow and strong sunlight. Universal compatibility with named brands, offered as a replacement or an upgrade for existing original cable. The wire has 24 strands at 2.7 mm diameter for stable signal transmission. It is easy to lay and fix with the anchors and connectors, and the spool gives even unrolling.

200 pegs

The number that makes this kit worth its price.

Every other set on this shelf supplies between forty and fifty pegs for a hundred metres. That is one every two metres or more, and a boundary wire pegged at that spacing lifts between the pegs until the grass grows through it — which takes weeks, during which the loop is exactly what a mower, a fork or a boot catches.

The right density is roughly one peg a metre on straight runs and closer at corners. 200 for 150 m is the only kit here that supplies it.

Twenty connectors

Two close the loop at the dock. The rest are for spurs, for a second zone, and for the repairs the installation will need.

A boundary wire’s life is punctuated by breaks. Supplying the means to fix them in the original box is a realistic view of what this product actually is.

The conductor

24 strands of tinned copper-plated aluminium at 2.7 mm.

Stranded rather than solid, which survives being walked on and bent. Copper-clad aluminium rather than copper, which is lighter and cheaper and less conductive at the same section.

On 150 metres that difference is real and nobody on this shelf publishes the figure that would let it be measured.

The price

The highest on this shelf, and most of the difference is the 150 extra pegs and the 20 connectors. Against buying a bare reel and then two more orders for fixings, it is not obviously expensive.

Availability

From 40 € to 46 €, that being the spread across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores on the day of the survey.

Listed and unsold: the British Amazon catalogue holds the reference with nobody behind it.

Nothing came back from the American Amazon store at all; the buy button there runs a search rather than opening an empty page.

Taken from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and prices move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 26 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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