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TeKit

TeKit TKRJ11SC 2-way RJ11 6P4C phone cable splitter 1 male to 2 female grey 2 pack

SKU CH-97VB-22N5X MPN TKRJ11SC

A 2-pack of RJ11 6P4C splitters that connects two phones or modems to one wall jack

  • TypeTwo Way Telephone Splitter,1 Male to 2 Female Converter Cabl
  • ColorGrey
  • Length< 1"
  • Connector Number3
  • Connector DetailTwo Way Telephone Splitter,1 Male to 2 Female Converter Cabl
  • Terminal Gender1 Male to 2 Female
  • Connect two devices to one wall jack with the 1 male to 2 female RJ11 splitter
  • Supplied as a pack of 11 so you have a spare for every socket
  • Flexible short cable clears recessed ports on VOIP units and wall plates
  • Gold-plated 6P4C contacts maintain clear voice and fax signals without degradation
  • Tool-free installation — just plug the male end in and attach your two RJ11 cables

What this product is

The TeKit TKRJ11SC is a passive RJ11 6P4C splitter that converts one wall jack into two female ports. Each pack contains two identical grey adapters with a short integrated cable. The male plug inserts directly into a standard US telephone socket and the two female sockets accept ordinary RJ11 cables. No power or configuration is required.

Who it suits and who it does not

Home or small-office users who need a telephone and a fax machine, modem or answering machine on a single line will find this convenient. It also helps when a VoIP adapter has recessed jacks because the short cable moves the splitter clear of the case. Buyers who need more than two devices on one line or who require an active signal booster for long cable runs should look elsewhere.

How it fits into a setup

Plug the male end into the wall jack or VoIP gateway and connect existing RJ11 cables to the two female sockets. The splitter adds no latency or noise and works with standard analogue phones, fax machines and dial-up modems. It frees the second wall outlet for other uses while keeping the installation tool-free and reversible.

Highlights

  • Connect two devices to one wall jack with the 1 male to 2 female RJ11 splitter
  • Supplied as a pack of 11 so you have a spare for every socket
  • Flexible short cable clears recessed ports on VOIP units and wall plates
  • Gold-plated 6P4C contacts maintain clear voice and fax signals without degradation
  • Tool-free installation — just plug the male end in and attach your two RJ11 cables

Specifications

BrandTekit
ModelTKRJ11SC
TypeTwo Way Telephone Splitter,1 Male to 2 Female Converter Cable RJ11 6P4C Telephone Wall Adaptor and Separator,RJ11 6P4C 2 Way Outlet Telephone Jack Line Splitter Adapter Beige
ColorGrey
Length< 1"
Connector Number3
Connector DetailTwo Way Telephone Splitter,1 Male to 2 Female Converter Cable RJ11 6P4C Telephone Wall Adaptor and Separator,RJ11 6P4C 2 Way Outlet Telephone Jack Line Splitter Adapter Beige
Terminal Gender1 Male to 2 Female
SpecificationsTwo Way Telephone Splitter,1 Male to 2 Female Converter Cable RJ11 6P4C Telephone Wall Adaptor and Separator,RJ11 6P4C 2 Way Outlet Telephone Jack Line Splitter Adapter Beige
FeaturesTwo Way Telephone Splitter,1 Male to 2 Female Converter Cable RJ11 6P4C Telephone Wall Adaptor and Separator,RJ11 6P4C 2 Way Outlet Telephone Jack Line Splitter Adapter Beige

Questions about this item

What type of RJ11 cables do I need to plug into the two female 6P4C sockets on this splitter?

You need standard RJ11 6P4C cables with male plugs to connect your telephones, fax machines or modems to the two female sockets.

Will the male 6P4C plug on this splitter fit into the recessed RJ11 jack on my Ooma VOIP unit?

Yes, the short flexible cable lets the male plug reach recessed jacks on VOIP units while keeping the two female sockets accessible.

How can I confirm both ports on the splitter are passing a dial tone after I connect my devices?

Plug a known working telephone into each female socket in turn and listen for a clear dial tone on both handsets.

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