RVVP multicore robot-cable enquiries include two, three, four, five, six or eight cores with 0.2, 0.3, 0.5, 0.75, 1, 1.5, 2.5 or 4mm² conductor-area requirements. The described RVVP/LiYCY/2464 version is round, stranded and flexible, using copper conductors with PVC insulation.
Build the core schedule around the actual machine connection
Actual choices combine RVVP and 2464 labels with specific metric/core codes and shielded 16AWG, 18AWG or 20AWG alternatives. Retain the complete code and unit-qualified area drawing. Define each conductor function, strands, finished layers and receiving terminals instead of treating every mixed-family option as the same robot-cable construction.
- Described screen
- Aluminium foil with tinned copper.
- Electrical designation
- 300/300 V.
- Stated working range
- −20 to 200°C.
- Supply reference
- 1 m offering, 100-metre minimum order.
Retain the thermal requirement with the real movement duty
Keep the stated −20 to 200°C range with the chosen construction and its applicable thermal scope. Describe the actual robot joint or machine route, movement, bend requirements, exposure and receiving load. Communication-audio, broadcast and automotive/electronic connections are also named uses; identify their actual circuit rather than assigning one installation condition to all applications. Clarify the current reference written as 1.2–200An.
Prepare the screened drawing for the OEM/ODM quotation
Specify screen terminations, finished lengths and total metre quantity for the intended machine. Request applicable selected-style, CCC, CE, RoHS or ISO9001 scope with the required thermal information. Retain the chosen core/area and connection drawing with the OEM/ODM request so the proposed lengths can be assessed against the actual circuit and motion layout.
