AWM2464 double-screened cable enquiries include four- or six-core layouts, a 0.75mm size reference and 20AWG, 22AWG, 24AWG or 26AWG requirements. Define the selected gauge or cross-section with its units and the exact screened construction.
Keep the conductor finish separate from the two screens
The described flexible round cable uses stranded copper or tinned copper with PVC insulation. Aluminium foil and tinned copper are stated screening materials at a 300/300 V designation. Specify the conductor finish independently of the two screening layers, including their arrangement and terminal connections on the finished cable drawing.
- Copper or tinned-copper conductors are described.
- The conductor construction is stranded.
- PVC identifies the insulation material.
- Round flexible construction is stated.
- The described shielding uses foil and tinned copper.
Choose the full family and core code
Catalogue alternatives include shielded and unshielded2464, RVVP and several other wire families. Their construction-code labels cover different gauges, sizes and core counts. Match the required four- or six-core build to the exact designation instead of combining a family label with an unrelated code. Include strand dimensions and all finished insulation and sheath dimensions.
State the operating and supply requirements together
An 80°C reference is stated with a differing Fahrenheit value; confirm the intended thermal specification and complete working range. Provide the actual audio, electronic, industrial or other equipment circuit, load, route and exposure. Identify applicable CCC, CE, RoHS, ISO9001 or designation-specific evidence. The supply enquiry should retain the chosen screened drawing and finished lengths, with the 1 m offering and 100-metre minimum order recorded alongside total quantity.
