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  • Telephone cable for indoor and outdoor use, 10, 20, 30, 50, 100 or 200 pairs, factory price
    Outdoor Fiber Optic Cable

    Telephone cable for indoor and outdoor use, 10, 20, 30, 50, 100 or 200 pairs, factory price

    • 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

    We are happy to answer any questions, please send us your inquiries and orders.

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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 telephone cable is a bundle of insulated copper wires, usually twisted in pairs, inside an outer protective sheath. It is designed to carry electrical signals for voice and data communication over landline telephone networks.

    Features

    Twisted copper pairs, insulated cables, protective sheath, durable and flexible.

    Applications

    Telephone cables are primarily used in the local loop, forming the physical backbone that connects individual homes and businesses to the telephone exchange, enabling basic landline voice service.

    Call center operations: Support for dozens of agents with a high-capacity digital circuit (such as a PRI link or multiple SIP channels) instead of dozens of physical analog lines.

    Modern multi-line business phone: A small business using a single SIP link through its internet connection to provide 5, 10, or 20 external lines to its staff.

    Cellular macrobase return link: Connection of a cellular antenna to the backbone network via a high-capacity multiplexed link (e.g., fiber with TDM) that carries thousands of simultaneous calls and data sessions.