AWM2464 shielded electrical/signal-cable enquiries feature 18AWG conductors with 300 V and 80°C requirements. The described RVVP flexible construction uses stranded copper conductors, PVC insulation and aluminium-foil/tinned-copper screening. Confirm the selected designation and complete gauge/core code for the intended connection.
Identify the actual shielded 18AWG construction
The catalogue separates AWM2464, unshielded 2464 and RVVP options. Actual shielded 18AWG codes include two, three, four or five cores; other gauges and unshielded labels have different core limits. Keep the selected shielded code distinct from the wider two- through eight-core family description. Specify the required conductor functions, strands and screen connection points.
- Copper is the stated conductor material.
- The conductor construction is stranded.
- PVC identifies the insulation material.
- The described cable is round and flexible.
- The screen combines aluminium foil and tinned copper.
Define electrical duty with the completed cable layers
The detailed construction has a 300/300 V designation and a −20 to 80°C working range. Give the actual communication-audio, broadcast-sound or automotive/electronic interface, load, route and exposure. The current reference written as 1.2–200An needs its intended units and applicable construction confirmed. Establish finished layers, terminal geometry and full thermal duty for the selected version.
Prepare the 18AWG OEM/ODM length schedule
Request applicable selected-style, CCC, CE, RoHS or ISO9001 evidence. Retain the reviewed gauge/core and screen drawing with the required finished connection lengths and total metre quantity. Plan the OEM/ODM request using the stated 100-metre minimum order and 1 m offering, keeping the same screened construction throughout the quotation.
