Puhelinkaapeli ShiverPeaks 76850-25 4x2x0,6 uppoasennukseen

Telephone cable ShiverPeaks 76850-25 4x2x0.6 for flush mounting is a compact multi-pair conductor cable designed for indoor voice and low-frequency data connections. It contains four twisted pairs with a conductor diameter of 0.6 mm, intended for installation inside walls and conduits where a flush-mounted, low-profile cable is required. The cable supports typical telephone lines, analog extensions and basic private branch exchange (PBX) wiring in homes, offices and small commercial environments.

Advantages

The construction with four twisted pairs and 0.6 mm conductors provides stable voice transmission and reduced crosstalk compared with untwisted wiring. The cable's jacket and pair arrangement are optimized for indoor flush mounting, making routing inside wall boxes and under plaster straightforward. Its compact round form factor simplifies installation in tight spaces and standard mounting enclosures.

Suitable for

• Residential internal telephone wiring
• Office analog phone extensions and desk phone connections
• Basic PBX and small switchboard interconnections
• Flush mounting inside wall boxes, conduits and behind panels

Key specifications

• Configuration: 4 twisted pairs
• Conductor diameter: 0.6 mm
• Cable shape: round, suitable for flush mounting
• Intended use: indoor voice and low-frequency data transmission
• Application: telephone lines, analog extensions, basic PBX wiring

How to use

For installation, route the cable through wall cavities or conduit to the desired outlet locations and terminate each pair to corresponding phone connectors or distribution blocks according to the installation plan. Observe standard color coding and ensure secure terminations to prevent intermittent connections. Use appropriate wall boxes and strain reliefs for flush-mounted outlets. Avoid running the cable in parallel with mains power conductors to reduce interference.

Recommendations

Store and handle the cable in a dry indoor environment prior to installation. When planning runs, account for bends and leave service loops near terminations. For best performance, maintain separation from high-voltage electrical cables and follow local installation codes.