AWM2464 VW-1 shielded cable enquiries include 10AWG, 12AWG, 14AWG, 16AWG, 18AWG, 20AWG, 22AWG, 24AWG or 26AWG with two-, three-, four-, five-, six- or eight-core requests. Select the exact gauge/core construction and shielding arrangement before specifying the signal-control connection.
Match the requested gauge to a full shielded code
The catalogue separates shielded 2464, unshielded 2464 and RVVP alternatives. Actual 2464 codes include 18–24AWG with different core-count limits. Confirm the required 10–16AWG or 26AWG version separately. Retain the complete family/code with the selected gauge and core count rather than assuming every combination is available.
- The described conductor material is copper.
- The conductor construction is stranded.
- PVC identifies the insulation material.
- Round flexible construction is described.
- The screen combines aluminium foil and tinned copper.
Define the screened circuit and finished cable dimensions
The described RVVP/LiYCY/AWM2464 construction carries a 300/300 V designation and a −20 to 80°C working range. Give conductor functions, strand dimensions, finished layers, screen terminations and receiving terminal geometry. State actual communication-audio, broadcast-sound or automotive/electronic interface duty, load, route, exposure and full thermal requirements.
Prepare the VW-1 evidence and quotation schedule
Identify applicable VW-1, style/designation, CCC, CE, RoHS or ISO9001 evidence for the chosen cable. OEM/ODM supply enquiries should link each finished connection length and quantity to its gauge/core/screen drawing. Plan total metres against the 100-metre minimum order and 1 m offering, retaining the exact selected code throughout the quotation. Include terminal identification and screen connection points with that schedule so the quoted shielded version can be reviewed against its own receiving circuit.