Nippon Labs
Nippon Labs 50RJ4-25-ST 25 ft 28 AWG RJ11 6p4c phone cable
25 ft straight-wired RJ11 6p4c phone cable with 28 AWG bare copper conductors and gold-plated contacts
- TypePhone Cable
- Length25 ft.
- Wire Gauge28 AWG
- 25 ft reach for flexible device placement
- 28 AWG bare copper conductors for reliable signal transfer
- Gold-plated contacts resist corrosion and maintain conductivity
- Straight-wired RJ11 6P4C plugs ensure correct pin alignment
- Flat silver-satin jacket simplifies routing along baseboards
25 ft straight RJ11 cable
This 25 ft phone cable uses 28 AWG bare copper conductors and RJ11 6p4c plugs wired straight through. Gold-plated contacts help maintain reliable signal transfer for voice or low-speed data connections. The flat silver-satin jacket keeps the cable flexible for routing along baseboards or through tight spaces.
Installers needing a 25 ft run
The 25 ft length suits single-line telephone, fax or modem links where a straight-through pinout is required. Buyers who need a crossover pinout, shielded construction or a different length such as 7 ft or 14 ft should choose another cable.
28 AWG bare copper conductor
The 28 AWG bare copper wire gauge determines the cable's current-carrying capacity and flexibility for standard RJ11 applications. This single specification decides whether the cable meets the electrical requirements of the installation.
Highlights
- 25 ft reach for flexible device placement
- 28 AWG bare copper conductors for reliable signal transfer
- Gold-plated contacts resist corrosion and maintain conductivity
- Straight-wired RJ11 6P4C plugs ensure correct pin alignment
- Flat silver-satin jacket simplifies routing along baseboards
Specifications
| Brand | Nippon Labs |
|---|---|
| Model | 50RJ4-25-ST |
| Type | Phone Cable |
| Length | 25 ft. |
| Wire Gauge | 28 AWG |
| Shipping weight | 0.32 kg |
| Package size | 203 × 127 × 51 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the 6p4c RJ11 plugs on this 25 ft cable without reversing the straight wiring?
Align each gold-plated 6p4c connector so the latch faces the same direction on both ends; the flat silver-satin cord is straight-wired, so pin 1 maps to pin 1 without any crossover.
What part of the 28 AWG bare copper conductors will degrade first and need replacement?
The gold-plated contacts on the RJ11 plugs resist corrosion, but repeated insertion cycles can wear the plating; the flat 28 AWG copper wire itself remains solid unless sharply kinked.
At what distance does signal loss on this 28 AWG line cord become noticeable on a voice call?
The 25 ft length stays well within typical loop-limit specs for analogue voice; attenuation only becomes audible on much longer runs using the same 28 AWG gauge.
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