AWM2464 PVC shield-cable enquiries feature an eight-core arrangement, 300 V and 80°C requirements, plus 18AWG, 22AWG, 24AWG, 26AWG or 28AWG requests. Broader requirements include two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight or ten cores. Select the exact gauge/core combination for the intended signal connection.
Retain the tinned-copper construction and selected code
The described cable uses stranded tinned-copper conductors with PVC insulation in a round flexible build. Actual choices separate shielded 2464, unshielded 2464 and RVVP versions; 2464 labels include 18–24AWG with differing core limits. Confirm the requested 26AWG, 28AWG or ten-core version on its own drawing rather than assuming every requested combination appears in the option list.
- Tinned copper is the stated conductor material.
- The conductor construction is stranded.
- PVC identifies the insulation material.
- Round flexible construction is described.
- The screen combines aluminium foil and tinned copper.
Specify the complete 300 V and screened-circuit requirements
The detailed electrical designation is 300/300 V with a −20 to 80°C working range. Establish conductor roles, strand dimensions, finished layers, screen terminations and receiving terminals. Identify the relevant VW-1 and style/designation evidence for the chosen build. Supply actual communication-audio, broadcast-sound or automotive/electronic interface and load requirements, routing, exposure and complete thermal duty.
Organise lengths around the reviewed eight-core or alternate build
OEM/ODM requests should retain the chosen AWG/core schedule and screen drawing with every required finished connection length. Plan total metres against the stated 100-metre minimum order and 1 m offering. Keep the featured gauge requests and selected cable code together in the final quantity schedule.
