Audio cable SCP 14/2OFC-HD-BK-D 152 m Black Male-Male AWG 14

The SCP 14/2OFC-HD-BK-D is a 152 m (500 ft) black speaker/audio cable with 14 AWG, high-strand count oxygen-free copper conductors in a twisted pair (unshielded) construction. It is intended for in-wall and outdoor use, featuring a heavy-duty, UV-treated PVC jacket that is sunlight resistant and rated for direct burial. The cable includes the SCP Cable Labeling System with sequential foot/meter markings and room/zone/outlet designations for easy identification and installation. The product has been tested to applicable standards including UL CMR and EN50575:2014 Dca-s3,d2,a3.

Advantages

The cable uses 99.97% oxygen-free bare copper conductors with a high strand count to provide reliable audio conductivity and flexibility. Its heavy-duty PVC jacket is UV-treated for sunlight resistance and suitable for direct burial, while the easy-strip construction and ultra-flexible design simplify installation. Integrated sequential length markings and room/zone labeling speed up identification and deployment in residential and professional audio installations. The assembly meets multiple safety and compliance marks such as UL CMR, CMX, NEC CL2, CEC CMG FT4, RoHS and CE.

Suitable for

• In-wall residential or commercial speaker installations
• Outdoor speaker runs where sunlight resistance or direct burial is required
• Home theater and high-end professional audio systems
• Long-distance passive speaker connections up to cable length

Key specifications

• Brand: SCP
• Model / MPN: 14/2OFC-HD-BK-D
• Length: 152 m (500 ft)
• Conductor: 99.97% oxygen-free copper, high strand count
• Gauge: 14 AWG (2 conductors)
• Construction: Twisted pair, unshielded, easy-strip
• Jacket: Heavy-duty UV-treated PVC, black, sunlight resistant, direct burial rated
• Standards: UL CMR (in-wall), EN50575:2014 Dca-s3,d2,a3; CMX; NEC CL2; CEC CMG FT4; RoHS; CE
• Labeling: Sequential foot/meter markings and room/zone/outlet designations
• Connectors: Sold with straight male-to-male terminations (as specified in product data)

How to use

Plan the cable route and confirm compliance with local in-wall and outdoor wiring codes. Pull the cable through walls, conduits, or burial trenches following the sequential markings to measure run lengths. Strip the jacket and conductor insulation at connection points using the easy-strip construction, then attach appropriate speaker or terminal connectors. For in-wall installations, maintain required separation from power cables and secure the cable per building code. For direct burial, follow recommended burial depth and conduit guidelines if additional protection is needed.

Usage recommendations

For best long-term performance, avoid sharp bends and excessive tension while pulling. Use proper connector terminations suited for 14 AWG conductors and verify polarity at both ends. When installing in-wall, follow local electrical codes and use in-wall rated boxes and plates where applicable.