Mining Telephone Cable – 10PR 0.64mm² Telecom Multipair Phone Cable PC/PE/SCR/XLPO 10x2x0.64 Phone Cable Blue
Mining Telephone Cable – 10PR 0.64mm² Telecom Multipair Phone Cable PC/PE/SCR/XLPO 10x2x0.64 Phone Cable Blue
This custom shielded multipair telephone cable is specifically engineered for mine communication systems requiring reliable voice and data transmission across multiple channels with robust EMI protection in demanding underground environments.
The cable features 10 twisted pairs of 0.64mm² conductors. Each conductor utilizes PC plain annealed copper Class 1 solid wire with 1/0.90 construction, providing excellent conductivity and mechanical strength for long-distance communication. HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) insulation delivers stable dielectric properties and superior moisture resistance essential for underground mining applications. Core identification follows telephone standard color coding with 10 distinct pair combinations: white/blue, white/orange, white/green, white/brown, white/grey, red/blue, red/orange, red/green, red/brown, red/grey.
Each pair is secured with Mylar binder, followed by an individual AL-PET (Aluminium/Polyethylene Terephthalate Laminate) foil screen with tinned copper drain wire, providing 100% EMI coverage for each communication channel. Non-hygroscopic filler materials maintain core geometry and prevent moisture ingress. The 10 pairs are twisted and assembled with an overall Mylar binder, followed by a second AL-PET foil screen with tinned copper drain wire delivering comprehensive shielding against external interference.
The outer sheath is XLPO cross-linked polyolefin in blue, offering LSZH (low smoke zero halogen), fire retardant, and UV stabilized properties essential for mining safety compliance. Rated -25°C to +70°C with 4kV spark test verification, this cable is ideal for underground mine telephone networks, emergency communication systems, and multi-channel voice communication in hazardous mining environments.

Key Features & Technical Advantages
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10 x 2 x 0.64mm² twisted pairs for multi-channel voice communication
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PC plain annealed copper Class 1 solid 1/0.90 conductors for long-distance reliability
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HDPE insulation for moisture resistance and stable dielectric properties
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10-pair telephone standard color coding for clear circuit identification
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Dual-layer shielding: individual AL-PET per pair + overall AL-PET
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Drain wires for continuous grounding
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Mylar binding at pair and overall levels
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Non-hygroscopic filler for moisture prevention
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XLPO sheath blue, LSZH, fire retardant, UV stabilized
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-25°C to +70°C temperature range
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4kV spark test verification
Specifications & Construction
| Parameter | Details |
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| Type | Mining shielded multipair telephone cable |
| Configuration | 10 x 2 x 0.64mm² |
| Conductor | PC plain annealed copper, Class 1 solid, 1/0.90 |
| Insulation | HDPE high density polyethylene compound |
| Pair Identification | White/blue, white/orange, white/green, white/brown, white/grey, red/blue, red/orange, red/green, red/brown, red/grey |
| Pair Binder | Mylar |
| Pair Screen | AL-PET foil + drain wire (per pair) |
| Filler | Non-hygroscopic material |
| Overall Binder | Mylar |
| Overall Screen | AL-PET foil + drain wire |
| Outer Sheath | XLPO cross-linked polyolefin, blue, LSZH, fire retardant, UV stabilized |
| Temperature Range | -25°C to +70°C |
| Test Voltage | 4kV spark test |
| Application | Underground mine telephone networks, multi-channel communication |
Why Choose This Mining Multipair Telephone Cable
This 10-pair shielded telephone cable is specifically designed for reliable multi-channel voice communication in the most demanding mining environments. PC plain annealed copper solid conductors ensure long-distance signal integrity without degradation. HDPE insulation provides excellent moisture resistance critical for underground installations. The dual-layer shielding system—individual AL-PET screens per pair plus overall AL-PET screen—delivers exceptional EMI protection, ensuring clear voice communication across all 10 channels even in electrically noisy mining environments with heavy machinery and variable frequency drives. Telephone standard color coding enables quick and accurate termination. Non-hygroscopic filler prevents moisture ingress, while XLPO LSZH blue sheath meets international mining safety standards for low smoke, flame retardancy, and UV resistance. With 4kV spark test verification, this cable is engineered for mission-critical mine communication systems.
Typical Applications – Solving Critical Mining Communication Challenges
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Underground Mine Telephone Networks: Provides multi-channel voice communication for miners, supervisors, control rooms, and dispatch centers
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Emergency Communication Systems: Delivers fail-safe multi-line communication for mine evacuation and emergency response coordination
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Shaft Communication: Supplies durable, shielded cabling for vertical shaft telephone systems with multiple stations
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Mine Refuge Stations: Enables critical voice communication across multiple refuge chambers
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Surface to Underground Links: Provides robust multi-pair cabling for communication between surface operations and underground facilities
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Tunnel Communication: Supplies shielded telephone cabling for tunnel construction and transportation systems with multiple communication points
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Hazardous Area Communication: Delivers LSZH, flame-retardant cabling for gas-prone mining environments requiring multi-channel capability
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FAQ
Q1: Why are solid copper conductors used for mining telephone cables?
A: Solid conductors provide lower resistance over long distances, superior mechanical strength, and stable signal transmission characteristics essential for reliable voice communication in mine shafts and tunnels spanning kilometers.
Q2: What is the advantage of individual pair shielding on all 10 pairs?
A: Individual pair shielding eliminates crosstalk between multiple phone lines, ensuring clear communication across all channels simultaneously without interference.
Q3: Why is HDPE insulation specified for telephone cables?
A: HDPE offers excellent moisture resistance, stable dielectric properties, and mechanical durability, critical for maintaining signal integrity in wet underground mining conditions.
Q4: What do the telephone standard color codes provide?
A: The 10-pair color code (white/blue through red/grey) enables quick, error-free termination and circuit identification during installation and maintenance.
Q5: Why is XLPO LSZH blue sheath used for mining telephone cables?
A: XLPO provides LSZH safety (low smoke, zero halogen) and flame retardancy essential for underground mining, while blue offers high visibility for easy cable identification in dark tunnel environments.



