Telephone Cable S/CONN 76106-50 50m Black

The ShiverPeaks Telephone Cable S/CONN 76106-50 is a 50-meter black telephone cable designed for stable voice and low-speed data transmission in home and office environments. Its 50 m length provides extended reach for routing between connection points, while the black jacket offers discreet installation along walls, floors, or cable trays. The cable is built for standard telecommunication wiring and aims to deliver consistent signal quality for analogue telephone handsets, fax machines, and other plain old telephone service (POTS) devices.

Advantages

The cable combines a practical length with a durable outer sheath to resist everyday wear and mechanical stress during installation. Its construction is intended to maintain clear voice signals and minimise interruptions caused by physical damage or environmental factors found in typical residential and commercial interiors. Being a single, continuous 50 m run reduces the need for multiple joins, which helps preserve signal integrity.

Suitable for

• Connecting analogue telephone handsets and base stations
• Routing between wall sockets and telecom equipment in homes
• Office telephone lines and small PBX connections
• Temporary or permanent cabling where moderate mechanical protection is sufficient

Key specifications

• Length: 50 metres
• Colour: black outer jacket
• Application: telephone voice and low-speed data
• Construction: multi-core telephony cable with protective sheath

How to use

Measure the required run and cut the cable to length, allowing slack for routing and termination. Strip the outer jacket carefully to expose the individual conductor pairs, then terminate according to the telephone equipment or wall socket type you are using. Use appropriate connectors or terminal blocks and ensure firm mechanical fixing along the route to prevent tension and rubbing. When joining runs, use quality junction connectors and avoid excessive bending radii to preserve signal quality.

Usage recommendations

For best results, avoid running the telephone cable in parallel with high-voltage power lines to reduce potential interference. Secure the cable at regular intervals using clips or cable ties and protect exposed sections from moisture and crushing. For installations requiring higher data rates or external exposure, consider selecting a cable with relevant shielding or outdoor rating.