Six-core copper signal-control cable enquiries also include two, three, four, five, seven or eight cores with shielded or unshielded requirements. The described RVVP/LiYCY/AWM2464 shielded construction is round and flexible, with stranded copper conductors and PVC insulation.
Choose the complete six-core code and size units
Actual catalogue choices combine RVVP or AWM2464 family labels with different core/size codes, including six-core RVVP labels and 16AWG 2464 alternatives. Broader size references are 0.2mm, 0.3mm, 0.5mm, 0.75mm, 1mm, 1.5mm, 2.5mm, 4mm or 6mm. Establish the exact conductor units and selected code rather than treating all sizes as available for every core count.
- Conductor
- Stranded copper.
- Insulation
- PVC.
- Described shield
- Aluminium foil and tinned copper.
- Electrical designation
- 300/300 V.
- Working range
- −20 to 80°C.
Six-core RVVP labels include 0.2, 0.3, 0.5, 0.75 and 1.0 size references; retain the complete code and confirm its units.
Define the selected shielded or unshielded circuit
Identify the required screen arrangement separately from an unshielded version. Provide core functions, strands, finished layers, screen terminations and receiving terminals. The current reference written as 1.2–200An needs its intended units and applicable construction clarified. State actual communication-audio, broadcast-sound or automotive/electronic interface, load, route, exposure and full thermal duty.
Prepare the selected six-core supply drawing
Request applicable chosen-style, CCC, CE, RoHS or ISO9001 evidence for the exact cable. OEM/ODM quantities should identify the selected size/core/shielding version and required finished lengths. Keep the reviewed connection drawing with total metres, the 1 m offering and stated 100-metre minimum order when agreeing the quotation.
