Flat Telephone Cable S/CONN 76101-SP 100m White

The ShiverPeaks Flat Telephone Cable S/CONN 76101-SP is a 100 m white flat telephone cable designed for reliable wired voice communications. Its slim, low-profile construction makes it suitable for installation along skirting boards, under carpets, through narrow conduits or between wall and furniture gaps. The cable supports standard analogue telephone systems and provides consistent signal transmission for landline handsets, modems and other voice devices.

Advantages

The flat form factor reduces bulk and allows for discreet routing in confined spaces. A length of 100 meters enables flexible placement of telephone equipment across a home or office without multiple joins. The cable jacket in white blends with typical interior finishes and resists kinking when laid along corners. It is designed to deliver clear audio signals with low interference when used with compatible analogue telephony equipment.

Suitable for

• Extending a landline connection in residential apartments and houses
• Wiring telephone handsets and corded phones in offices and reception areas
• Connecting telephony devices such as modems, fax machines and telephone adapters
• Running along skirting boards, behind furniture, or under carpets where space is limited

Key specifications

• Length: 100 meters
• Color: White
• Profile: Flat, low-profile construction for tight spaces
• Use: Designed for analogue telephone and voice signal transmission
• Compatibility: Fits standard telephone connectors and wall jacks when terminated appropriately

How to use

Measure the required run and cut the 100 m cable to the needed length if necessary. Route the flat cable along skirting boards, under carpets, or through narrow gaps, taking care to avoid sharp bends and heavy traffic areas that could damage the jacket. Terminate the cable with appropriate telephone plugs or connectors and test the line for dial tone and signal clarity before finalising installation. If routing through walls or conduits, use proper grommets or strain relief to prevent chafing.

Usage recommendations

For best results, avoid running the telephone cable parallel and in close proximity to mains power cables to minimise potential interference. Use cable clips or flat adhesive channels to secure the cable along surfaces and prevent movement. When extending beyond the supplied length, use a single, well-made joint or an inline connector rated for telephone use to maintain signal integrity.