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  • Outdoor shielded telephone cable, 10, 20 and 50 pairs
    Outdoor Fiber Optic Cable

    Outdoor shielded telephone cable, 10, 20 and 50 pairs

    • Place of origin: China
    • Brand name: Aixton
    • Certification: ISO9001, CE, FCC, ROHS
    • Terms of payment: L / C, T / T, Western Union
    • Delivery time: 5-20 days (depending on the quantity)
    • Shipping method: by sea, air, express

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    Parameters

    product name

    multi-pair indoor telephone cable

    Transmission standards

    YD / T838.4-2003

    Jacket

    PVC / LSZH

    Driver's equipment

    Bare copper

    OD conductor

    0,4 mm / 0,5 mm / 0,6 mm

    Armored

    Aluminum tape

    Insulation material

    PHYSICAL EDUCATION

    Jacket color

    Black gray

    Sample status

    A stock

    Core number

    200

    If you provide a free sample

    YEAH

    Package

    Wooden or custom reel

    More information

    Product Introduction

    A multi-pair telecommunications cable (usually hundreds to thousands of pairs) used to connect head offices to distribution points or high-density buildings.

    Features

    1. High number of pairs: Contains hundreds or thousands of individual twisted copper pairs.
    2. Twisted pair structure: Each pair is individually insulated and twisted to reduce noise.
    3. Robust design: Constructed with a tough coating and shielding for greater durability in harsh environments (e.g., conduits, underground).
    4. Centralized use in backbone network: It is mainly implemented as power/distribution cabling between network nodes (e.g., head office to cabinets).

    Applications

    1. Links from the Central Office (CO) to the Distribution Point: Main backbone network to connect telephone exchanges to distribution cabinets on the street or to access points in buildings.
    2. High-density building feeders: These supply large-scale service connections to offices, apartments, or campuses with multiple tenants.
    3. Underground/aerial trunk lines: These serve as main cabling in conduits, tunnels, or pole networks between critical nodes.
    4. Power cables for FTTx networks: They provide copper connectivity from fiber aggregation points to end-user areas.