NOTE: This wire carries a 25 foot Minimum and 1000 foot Maximum per order. For details or specialized orders, please call 941.378.5774
Speaker wire is often used with home theaters, digital audio as well as stereo speakers. Speaker wire is not rated for in-wall usage. So, how is it manufactured? Speaker wire is made from two different conductors. Both of these conductors are made from finely stranded copper, while only one of them is tinned. The other conductor is made from bare copper. They are made this way for several reasons. The most important reason is to easily distinguish polarity. Both conductors are also insulated with a translucent PVC jacket. This insulation is designed to be flexible which makes installation easy.
How do you use speaker wire? Well, you start by choosing the proper gauge. This can be determined by figuring how long the wire will need to be. It's always a good idea to always add a few extra feet to leave room for error. This also keeps the run from becoming too tight. Once you know the length of the wire, you will need to consider the power requirements for your application. After you know the length of your run and the power requirements, you can select the proper gauge wire for your job. If you would like help selecting the proper speaker wire, contact a Pacer expert today.
Features:
Highly flexible Clear Insulation
Compliances:
RoHS Compliant Directive 2002/95/EC
Characteristics:
Conductor: Fully annealed stranded one bare, one tinned copper per ASTM B-174
