EN 50407-3:2014

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Reference

EN 50407-3:2014

Title

Multi-pair cables used in high bit rate digital access telecommunications networks - Part 3: Indoor multi-pair/quad riser cables up to 100 MHz for maximum length of connection 100 m supporting universal services, xDSL and applications up to 100 Mbit/s over IP

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CENELEC

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WithdrawnThis is the status recorded in the source, not a statement that this is the latest edition.

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19 October 2026

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