Telephone Cable S/CONN 76107 100 m Black

The ShiverPeaks Telephone Cable S/CONN 76107 100 m Black is a 100-meter telephone connection cable in black designed for reliable voice and low-speed data transmission in home and office telecommunication systems. It is intended to extend or create fixed telephone lines and to connect telephony devices where a standard, shielded telephone lead is required. The product summary highlights its length, color and purpose for general telecommunication use.

Advantages

This telephone cable offers a continuous 100 m length for long runs without joints, a black outer sheath for discreet installation, and a construction intended to provide stable signal transmission suitable for standard analog and digital telephone lines. It is designed for straightforward routing along walls or inside cable channels and aims to meet common industry expectations for safety and efficiency in telephony cabling.

Suitable for

• Extending a fixed telephone line in homes
• Wiring office telephone connections
• Connecting desktop telephones, fax machines or analog adapters
• Use in cable ducts or along skirting where a black sheath is preferred

Key specifications

• Cable length: 100 meters
• Outer color: black
• Intended use: telephone/telecommunication lines
• Suitable for: voice and low-speed data signaling
• Mounting: suitable for surface routing and installation in cable channels

How to use

Measure the required run and cut the 100 m cable to the needed length, allowing additional length for routing and terminations. Strip the outer sheath carefully to expose the internal conductors and connect them to telephone jacks, plugs or terminal blocks following the wiring scheme of your telephone system. Ensure secure terminations and use proper cable management to avoid sharp bends and mechanical stress. If joining sections, use appropriate connectors and test the line after installation to confirm clear voice transmission and correct wiring.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, avoid routing the cable parallel to high-voltage power lines for long distances to reduce interference. Use appropriate strain relief at connection points and protect the cable from moisture and mechanical damage. For commercial or complex installations, follow local building codes and consider professional installation when integrating with structured cabling systems.