Answer (1 of 3): AWG stands for American Wire Gauge. It's a logarithmic measure of wire diameter commonly used in North America. Smaller numbers mean thicker wire that can carry a larger current. Similar to SWG used in the UK. 14AWG has a conductor diameter of 1.63mm, suitable for about 15A loads.
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