Telephone cables are essential components in building telecommunication networks, facilitating the transmission of voice and data signals. Available in various variants, these cables enable signal transmission over significant distances without compromising quality. In our product category, we offer a wide range of telephone cables, ensuring the highest signal quality, reliability, and durability in any conditions.

Variants of Telephone Cables: In our store, you will find telephone cables in different variants, catering to your installation needs. We offer single-core and multi-core cables, available in various thicknesses and colors for easy differentiation of their functions in the network. Both indoor and outdoor cables are available, ensuring reliable connections in all weather conditions. All our cables comply with the highest quality standards, ensuring their reliability for many years.

Applications of Telephone Cables: Telephone cables are a crucial element in building telecommunication networks but can also be used in other applications, such as alarm systems, monitoring systems, or computer networks. Due to their flexibility and ease of installation, telephone cables find application in both home installations and larger commercial projects. Our cables are available in various lengths, allowing you to customize the quantity and length according to your installation needs.

Types of Telephone Cables: There are different types of telephone cables, each designed to meet specific requirements in a telephone network. Here are a few types:

1. Single-Core Cables:

   • Consist of a single copper wire surrounded by plastic insulation.
   • Used in small telephone networks and for short-distance telephone connections.
   • Relatively inexpensive but with limited bandwidth, making them unsuitable for large data transmission.

2. Multi-Core Cables:

   • Comprise multiple copper wires individually insulated but wrapped in a common shield.
   • More durable than single-core cables and capable of transmitting larger amounts of data.
   • Used in larger telephone networks and networks requiring high bandwidth, such as the internet.

3. Screened Cables:

   • Consist of copper wires insulated and wrapped in aluminum foil or metal mesh.
   • The shield prevents electromagnetic interference, ensuring better signal quality.
   • Used in areas with strong electromagnetic interference, such as near electronic devices.

4. Power Cables:

   • Used to power telephone devices like landline phones, routers, and modems.
   • Comprise power conductors wrapped in a shield to prevent electromagnetic interference.

These cables play a vital role in establishing efficient telecommunication networks, offering reliable voice and data transmission capabilities.