Telephone Cables

Construction:

• Conductor: Made from high-conductivity annealed tinned copper, with sizes ranging from 0.5 mm to 0.9 mm, ensuring optimal performance and resistance to corrosion.
• Insulation: Hard-grade PVC or HR PVC compound insulation, offering resistance to electrical breakdown and providing mechanical protection.
• Colour Scheme: G/WIR-06/02. May 94, standardized color coding to ensure easy identification and reduce installation errors.
• Pairs: Pairs of insulated conductors are twisted together, with different lay lengths to reduce crosstalk and improve signal quality.
• Cable Assembly: Cables can have up to 100 pairs arranged in concentric layers. For 200-pair cables, four 50-pair units are stranded together. This helps achieve the necessary flexibility and strength.
• Screening: Pairs may be individually shielded, or the entire cable can have overall screening with a copper drain wire to minimize electromagnetic interference (EMI) and maintain signal integrity.
• Sheathing: The cable’s outer sheath is made from high-quality PVC, offering protection against moisture, UV rays, and mechanical stress, extending the cable's lifespan in harsh environments.

Features:

• Applications: Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, making them ideal for residential, commercial, and industrial installations.
• Durability: Available in armoured versions for outdoor use to withstand harsh environmental conditions, and unarmoured for indoor settings.
• Signal Integrity: The twisted pair construction and optional screening ensure high-quality, interference-free signal transmission over long distances.
• Environmental Protection: PVC sheathing protects the cable from external elements like moisture, dust, and chemicals, ensuring long-term reliability.
• Versatility: The cable is highly versatile, capable of handling both low and high-frequency signals, making it suitable for telephones, data networks, and other communication systems.