NavePoint
NavePoint 16 AWG Speaker Wire 100ft 64 Strand Clear Pack of 4
Clear 16 AWG in-wall speaker cable with 64 strands of 0.16 mm copper-clad aluminium per conductor, supplied as four 100 ft spools for home, car or office audio wiring
- TypeIn Wall Speaker Wire
- ColorClear
- 64-strand construction delivers flexible, low-resistance runs
- 16 AWG gauge handles typical home-audio power levels
- Copper-clad aluminium conductors reduce material cost
- CL2-rated jacket permits in-wall installation
- 100 ft spools on four reels simplify large projects
16 AWG In-Wall Speaker Wire 100 ft
This NavePoint cable uses 16 AWG copper-clad aluminium conductors built from 64 strands of 0.16 mm wire. The clear PVC jacket carries a CL2 rating for in-wall installation. Each pack contains four 100 ft spools for multi-room or whole-home audio wiring.
Home and office stereo installs needing CL2-rated
Suits installers running speaker lines through walls or ceilings where building codes require CL2. Not for buyers who need pure copper conductors or a lower gauge for very long runs or high-current amplifiers.
16 AWG copper-clad aluminium conductor material
The CCA construction keeps cost and weight down but has higher resistance than solid copper of the same gauge. Check your amplifier’s recommended maximum cable length and impedance requirements before specifying this wire.
Highlights
- 64-strand construction delivers flexible, low-resistance runs
- 16 AWG gauge handles typical home-audio power levels
- Copper-clad aluminium conductors reduce material cost
- CL2-rated jacket permits in-wall installation
- 100 ft spools on four reels simplify large projects
Specifications
| Brand | NavePoint |
|---|---|
| Type | In Wall Speaker Wire |
| Color | Clear |
Questions about this item
What gauge and strand count does the wire use?
Each conductor is 16 AWG and built from 64 strands of 0.16 mm copper-clad aluminium.
Does the clear PVC jacket carry an in-wall rating?
The cable is marked CL2, so it is approved for in-wall installation.
What connectors or tools are needed to terminate the bare ends?
You will need speaker terminals, banana plugs or spade lugs plus a wire stripper for the 16 AWG conductors.
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