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  • 100% copper telephone cable (24 AWG) — 10, 20, 30, 50, 100 pairs
    Copper Telephone Cable

    100% copper telephone cable (24 AWG) — 10, 20, 30, 50, 100 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 bundled communications cable with numerous twisted pairs, designed for high-density telephone and low-speed data connections.

    Features

    Multi-pair telephone cable is characterized by a high density of twisted copper pairs within a single sheath, allowing for multiple independent communication circuits to be established over a single cable. Its key features include uniform pair twisting for crosstalk suppression, a standardized color scheme for quick field splicing, and optional shielding layers to combat external interference. Typically designed for narrowband voice and low-speed data transmission, the cable offers good flexibility for both indoor and outdoor installations.

    Applications

    Multi-pair telephone cable is typically installed in environments requiring multiple independent low-speed voice or data circuits over a shared cable run. Common application scenarios include connections between the telephone exchange and distribution panel, risers in multi-occupancy buildings, outdoor aerial or underground links between telecommunications closets, and the modernization of legacy office PBX systems. It is also used in industrial control rooms, emergency elevator telephones, and temporary field communications setups where numerous independent analog lines are needed without resorting to digital multiplexing.