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24 AWG DC Power Cables

24 AWG DC cable can be termed either as a common electronic component that transmits direct current. The term “24 AWG” itself is derived from the American Wire Gauge, a standard measure of the diameter of these wires. A lower number equates with a larger diameter. Thus, a 24AWG wire is relatively thin and suitable for lower-current electrical and electronic devices.

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24 AWG DC Power Cords Technical Description

Color

Black, White, Red, Green, Blue

Wire core material

Tinned Copper, Copper

American Wire Gauge

22AWG

Insulation Material

Silicone, PVC

Maximum Temperature

-40 - 80℃

Voltage

3V, 5V, 9V, 12V

Certification

RoHS, CE

Ways

2-8 ways

Pins

2-10 Pin/core

Cable Length

10 - 300CM

Flexibility arguably is the attribute that springs to mind concerning 24AWG DC power cables. This implies that the cables can easily bend and fit into some somewhat confined areas when being installed. These cables can be moved about due to their lightweight attributes. Their thinner cross-section gives way to lower costs, as less material is used in their manufacture. However, this limits how much current can flow through such cables, making them unfit for certain applications where high currents are concerned.
This type of cable is almost exclusively used for audio equipment, usually to connect amplifiers, speakers, and power supplies. Since the audio signal is usually interference-sensitive, getting the cable in a good-quality specimen of 24AWG will lessen signal loss and noise, enhancing sound quality.

With the enhancement of environmental awareness, 24-AWG DC cables are being gradually manufactured with eco-friendly materials. This provides for lesser pollution levels as a consequence of such practices. Some manufacturers opt for halogen-free insulation to reduce harmful emissions.

There are no standard fixed color codes for various manufacturers for the same purpose. Different colors may symbolize either one, the other, or both of positive, negative, and signal lines. To avoid disputes and injuries, it’s always best to check the exact color coding to the user’s needs.

Do not bend excessively, as it could damage this type of wire. Never use this cable in wet conditions to prevent degrading the insulation. High temperatures will consequently accelerate aging in the insulation. Keep this cable away from heat sources. Always visually inspect the cable for signs of damage or wearing down.