KEXIKELE
KEXIKELE RJ11 6P6C Male to 2 Female Splitter 2 PCS
Splits one RJ11 line into two sockets for landline or fax use, supplied as a pair of 6P6C couplers
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- Connect two devices to one line with 1-to-2 RJ11 splitter
- Compact adapter fits tight spaces behind desks or walls
- Thickened PCB resists heat and physical damage for longer use
- Maintains clear voice and data signals without loss
- Includes two units for multiple rooms or spare connections
Two-way RJ11 splitter for landlines
The KEXIKELE adapter divides a single RJ11 line into two female ports so two telephones or fax machines can share one connection. Each unit uses a 6P6C male plug and two 6P6C female jacks. The pack contains two splitters for multiple outlets.
Thickened PCB resists heat during constant use
A reinforced circuit board handles continuous voice or low-speed data traffic without degrading. The construction is rated for high-temperature resistance to maintain contact integrity over long periods. No active cooling is required for typical indoor installations.
Passive inline coupler limited to RJ11 6P6C wiring
The device extends or repairs existing patch cables but cannot convert between different jack types or add signalling features. Bandwidth is constrained by the copper telephone pair and the 6P6C pinout. It does not amplify or regenerate the signal beyond the physical connection.
Highlights
- Connect two devices to one line with 1-to-2 RJ11 splitter
- Compact adapter fits tight spaces behind desks or walls
- Thickened PCB resists heat and physical damage for longer use
- Maintains clear voice and data signals without loss
- Includes two units for multiple rooms or spare connections
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the KEXIKELE splitter draw any power or generate heat when both phone lines are active all day?
No, the RJ11 6P6C splitter is a passive coupler with no power requirement and produces no measurable heat during continuous use.
What cables or connectors must I already have to connect two telephones or a fax machine to this adapter?
You need standard RJ11 6P6C cables for each device; the splitter provides one male plug for the wall jack and two female ports for your existing cords.
Will the 6P6C pinout on this splitter work with older analogue phones and fax machines that use the same RJ11 wiring?
Yes, the 6P6C interface matches the wiring used by legacy landline handsets and fax equipment, so they connect without adapters.
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