AWM2464/RVVP shielded signal-control enquiries feature tinned copper, 22AWG, 24AWG or 26AWG and two, three, four, five, six, seven or eight cores. Select the required gauge/core combination and conductor finish for the actual equipment circuit.
Keep requested gauges separate from the catalogue limits
Actual choices include shielded 2464, unshielded 2464 and RVVP codes. The 2464 labels cover 18–24AWG with differing core limits; confirm the requested 26AWG build separately. Broader gauge references include 8, 12, 14, 20, 22 and 24AWG, plus an incomplete 16AW label whose intended unit needs clarification. Define the complete designation, gauge/core schedule and selected tinned conductor finish.
- Copper is the described conductor material.
- The conductor construction is stranded.
- PVC identifies the insulation material.
- The cable is round and flexible.
- The screen combines aluminium foil and tinned copper.
Specify the screened connection and thermal requirement
The electrical designation is 300/300 V with a stated 70°C working-temperature reference. The accompanying Fahrenheit value is inconsistent; agree the intended thermal requirement and full operating range. Clarify the current reference written as 1.2–200An. Include conductor roles, strand dimensions, completed layers, screen terminations, receiving interfaces and actual communication-audio, broadcast-sound or automotive/electronic load, route and exposure.
Link the chosen finish to the OEM/ODM quotation
Request applicable selected-style, CCC, CE, RoHS, ISO9001 or SAA evidence for the exact cable. Carry the reviewed gauge/core/finish and screen drawing into the required length-and-quantity schedule. Account for the 1 m offering and stated 100-metre minimum order while retaining that same selected screened build.
