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sakose RJ11 6P 4C Male to 2 Female Telephone Splitter Ivory 16 cm 30g
Splits one RJ11 line into two female ports with a 16 cm cable and 30 g weight
- Splits one line into two devices with RJ11 6P 4C male-to-dual-female connector
- Four-core wiring supports digital phones while remaining compatible with two-core home lines
- Compact 16 cm cable keeps desk tidy and reduces clutter
- Lightweight 30 g ABS construction adds minimal strain to wall sockets
- All connected phones ring simultaneously so incoming calls are never missed
RJ11 6P 4C Splitter for Two Phones
This ivory telephone splitter connects one RJ11 male plug to two female ports, letting two handsets share a single line. It supports four-core wiring for digital phones while remaining compatible with two-core home lines. The 16 cm cable keeps the arrangement tidy on a desk or wall plate.
Limits of a Passive Line Splitter
The adapter divides the incoming signal without amplification, so both phones ring together and either handset can answer. Because it provides no call privacy, any conversation can be heard on the second handset if it goes off-hook. No external power or configuration is required.
Handles Two Handsets on One Line
The 30 g unit comfortably serves a small office or home needing two phones on one number. It runs out of utility when more than two devices are required or when private conversations are essential, since every call remains audible on both ports.
Highlights
- Splits one line into two devices with RJ11 6P 4C male-to-dual-female connector
- Four-core wiring supports digital phones while remaining compatible with two-core home lines
- Compact 16 cm cable keeps desk tidy and reduces clutter
- Lightweight 30 g ABS construction adds minimal strain to wall sockets
- All connected phones ring simultaneously so incoming calls are never missed
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the ivory 16 cm splitter or a different colour and length?
Only the ivory 16 cm version is listed, so that is the one to choose.
What does the 6P 4C label mean when I plug it into my phone line?
It indicates a six-position jack with four copper contacts, suitable for digital phones while still accepting two-core home phone cords.
Does the RJ11 interface limit the number of devices I can connect?
The splitter provides one male plug and two female ports, letting two telephones share a single line.
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