Telephone Cables

The term telephone cable is used to describe a range of internal, external and internal/external cables that are manufactured for the interconnection of telephone equipment. In some cases, telephone cables may also be utilised for additional applications.

One of the most common telephone cables is called the coaxial cable. It is called coaxial because it has one physical channel, which is an insulated layer that is a woven shield of copper. This inner layer carries the signal and is surrounded by another physical channel that is created out of a plastic sheath.