Telephone Cables

Telephone cable is a low-current cable made of twisted pairs of copper conductors that carries voice signals in fixed telephone, PBX and communication lines. Indoor types are used in building telephone installations, on the main lines between the PBX and floor distribution boxes, and in subscriber distribution, while outdoor types are used on network lines outside the building. In this category, PDV with a PVC sheath, PDH with a halogen-free sheath, HBH with halogen-free insulation and sheath, and shielded PD-PAP cables made for outdoor lines are sold by the meter under the Birtaş Kablo, 2M Kablo and Reçber Kablo brands. The 4x2x0.50 in a product name indicates four pairs and a 0.50 mm conductor diameter; the +0.50 at the end of some names is a ground core added to the cable. Choose the number of pairs by the number of lines to be connected and spare needs, the conductor diameter by line length, and the sheath type by whether the cable will be installed indoors or outdoors and by the project's halogen-free cable requirement. The products on this page are fixed-line installation cables; they are not mobile phone charging cables or data cables such as CAT6.

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How to choose Telephone Cables

Telephone cable is a low-current cable made of twisted pairs of copper conductors that carries voice signals in fixed telephone, PBX and communication lines. Indoor types are used in building telephone installations, on the main lines between the PBX and floor distribution boxes, and in subscriber distribution, while outdoor types are used on network lines outside the building.

  • Clarify the circuit duty first: power distribution, control, fire safety, Ethernet or analog signal.
  • Compare conductor cross-section, core count, insulation and shielding against the installation route.
  • Switch to the proper cable family early when flex duty, oil resistance, halogen-free jacket or fire integrity is required.

Frequently asked questions

What is Telephone Cables and where is it used?

Telephone cable is a low-current cable made of twisted pairs of copper conductors that carries voice signals in fixed telephone, PBX and communication lines. Indoor types are used in building telephone installations, on the main lines between the PBX and floor distribution boxes, and in subscriber distribution, while outdoor types are used on network lines outside the building.

What should I compare when choosing Telephone Cables?

Choose the number of pairs by the number of lines to be connected and spare needs, the conductor diameter by line length, and the sheath type by whether the cable will be installed indoors or outdoors and by the project's halogen-free cable requirement.

Where can I find technical details for Telephone Cables products?

The products on this page are fixed-line installation cables; they are not mobile phone charging cables or data cables such as CAT6.

Telephone Cables Selection Guide