Telephone cable ShiverPeaks 76860-100KARTON 6x2x0.6mm for in-wall installation

Telephone cable ShiverPeaks 76860-100KARTON 6x2x0.6mm for in-wall installation is a fixed telephony and low-speed data wiring cable designed for concealed installation inside walls and service ducts. The cable contains six twisted pairs (6x2) with a solid conductor diameter of 0.6 mm, arranged to keep pairs separated and organized for extensions, PBX links and building internal telephony circuits. It is supplied in a cardboard carton suitable for installation projects where a compact, easy-to-handle drum alternative is required.

Advantages

This telephone cable provides a stable, low-loss conductor suitable for voice transmission and basic data applications. The six twisted pairs minimize crosstalk between circuits and help maintain signal clarity over typical in-building distances. The solid 0.6 mm conductors deliver consistent contact pressure in standard terminations and increased mechanical stability compared with stranded cores. Supplied in a carton, the cable is compact for storage and straightforward to unroll during installation.

Suitable for

• Internal telephone extensions and analog voice lines
• PBX trunking and intercom cabling within buildings
• Low-speed data and control wiring where twisted-pair organization is required
• Concealed in-wall or conduit installation in residential and commercial properties

Key specifications

• Pair count: 6 twisted pairs (6x2)
• Conductor type: solid copper conductor
• Conductor diameter: 0.6 mm
• Application: fixed in-wall telephony and low-speed data wiring
• Sheath color: gray
• Packaging: carton reel suitable for installation use
• Core construction: individually twisted pairs for reduced crosstalk

How to use

Route the cable through walls, conduits or service ducts following local building and electrical codes. Strip the outer sheath carefully to expose the twisted pairs without nicking the conductors. Terminate each pair to the corresponding terminals on telephone sockets, distribution blocks or PBX equipment, maintaining pair integrity and avoiding excessive untwisting. Secure the cable with appropriate clips or ties and leave service loops where required for maintenance. Test voice lines and continuity after installation to verify correct pair connections and signal quality.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, avoid running the cable in parallel with high-voltage power lines; cross any power cables at right angles. Use dedicated termination blocks for each pair and keep untwisting to a minimum near terminations. Follow local fire and building regulations regarding in-wall cable types and required protective conduits or sleeves.