Monoprice Inc.
Monoprice 4-conductor stranded bulk phone cable 1000 ft 28AWG flat silver
Four-conductor stranded bulk phone cable with two unshielded twisted pairs in a flat silver form, supplied on a 1000-foot reel
- Four conductors support two separate phone lines
- 28AWG stranded wire stays flexible during installation
- Flat silver profile fits under carpets and along baseboards
- 1000 foot spool covers long runs without splices
- Unshielded twisted pairs reduce crosstalk between lines
What it is and who it's for
This Monoprice bulk phone cable supplies 1000 feet of flat, silver 28AWG wire with four stranded conductors arranged as two unshielded twisted pairs. It is sold new and suits installers who need long runs for analogue voice or low-voltage signalling.
Who it suits and who should look elsewhere
The flat profile and stranded construction make it easy to pull under baseboards or through carpet for residential phone extensions, alarm circuits or intercom wiring. Builders who need shielded pairs for data networks, outdoor-rated jackets or plenum-rated fire performance should look elsewhere.
The spec that decides fit
The cable uses 28AWG conductors, which limits loop length and current capacity compared with thicker gauges; verify that the voltage drop over your planned run stays within the equipment tolerance before committing to this reel.
Highlights
- Four conductors support two separate phone lines
- 28AWG stranded wire stays flexible during installation
- Flat silver profile fits under carpets and along baseboards
- 1000 foot spool covers long runs without splices
- Unshielded twisted pairs reduce crosstalk between lines
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 28AWG conductors need replacement after long-term installation?
The cable is built with stranded conductors for flexibility and carries a lifetime warranty from Monoprice, so the conductors are not expected to require replacement under normal use.
What performance limit appears first when the flat silver cable runs continuously at full load?
The practical limit is the 28AWG gauge itself, which determines the maximum safe current and signal distance before voltage drop or attenuation becomes an issue.
Does the unshielded twisted-pair design generate noticeable heat or noise during all-day operation?
As a passive low-voltage cable it produces no heat or audible noise; the flat silver jacket simply carries the signal without active components.
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