Percon AK 24015 AL HF Star-Quad Audio Cable | 2 Quads 24 AWG Aluminium Shield | Fixed Installation

Star-Quad Audio Cable

The Percon AK 24015 AL HF is an analogue shielded balanced audio cable with two star-quad circuits. The quad design gives excellent signal-to-noise performance, which is why it is chosen for long microphone and line runs in studios, venues and broadcast facilities where clean audio over distance is essential to the production. Confirm the required length and connector type when you request a quote.

Quad Construction Explained

Each quad uses 24 AWG copper OFC conductors with 25/38 stranding and PEX insulation. Star-quad geometry cancels magnetically induced noise between the paired conductors, which is the main reason for the cable's signal-to-noise advantage over standard two-core audio cable in electrically noisy environments. Check the specification against your project brief before placing an order. Confirm the required length and connector type when you request a quote.

Aluminium Shield for Fixed Use

The cable has an aluminium-PET shield with drain wire, and the manufacturer lists it for fixed installation in buildings. The shield suits trunking and permanent routes, while the copper-shielded versions in the range are the choice for mobile use where the cable is flexed and moved regularly on tours and location work. Share the route and quantity with your enquiry so the quote matches the job.

Jacket and Diameter

The FRLSZH jacket is halogen-free and low smoke, which is important for enclosed buildings and public spaces. The nominal diameter is 11.0 mm. The cable is heavier than the single-pair options, so check conduit fill and pulling tension carefully before installation to avoid damage. Confirm the required length and connector type when you request a quote.

Selecting the Star-Quad Option

Choose the AK 24015 AL HF for fixed balanced audio runs that need strong noise rejection and a halogen-free jacket. For eight-quad multicore runs, see the AK 84000 HF. Quotes are issued by length and quad count, so state both in your enquiry so the offer matches your system. Check the specification against your project brief before placing an order.