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In Wall Speaker Wire 16 AWG 4C 65 Strand 500 Feet White PVC Jacket Bare Copper CMR CL3 16/4

Audio Cable 16 Gauge 4 Conductor 65 Strand 500 Feet PVC Jacket White Vertical Cable

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Vertical Cable 209-2316 In Wall Speaker Wire 16 AWG 4C 65 Strand 500 Feet White PVC Jacket Bare Copper CMR CL3 16/4

Deliver a wide range of sound frequencies with the Vertical Cable 209-2316. With this 4 Conductor 16AWG Wire Speaker Cable you can connect intercoms, sounds systems, and more! High-quality, professional-grade sound never came through so well.

Installs are quicker than ever. This speaker cable comes in a convenient pull box so you can keep things organized without any hassle.

Get in and get out in no time. Specifically crafted with easily-strippable jackets, the Vertical Cable 209-2316 makes installs effortless.

Product Spec PDF

Features:

  • Size: 16 AWG x 4 Conductor
  • Material: Oxygen-Free Stranded Bare Copper
  • Stranded Conductors Provide Additional Flexibility
  • Insulation Material: PVC
  • Cold Bend Test: -20,ºC, 4 hours No Cracking
  • Flame Retardant Test: CMR CL3
  • Sequential Length Markings on Jacket
  • Available in a Pull Box

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