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Unique-Bargains RJ11 6P4C Splitter Connector 2 Pack
Converts one RJ11 outlet into two sockets with a compact 27 mm × 21 mm × 33.5 mm design
- Converts one RJ11 outlet into two sockets
- Two splitters included for multiple connection points
- Compact 27 mm by 21 mm by 33.5 mm size fits tight spaces
- Simple plug-in design requires no tools or configuration
- Supports standard RJ11 6P4C telephone and modem cables
Telephone Line Splitter
This RJ11 6P4C splitter converts one telephone outlet into two sockets. The pack contains two identical adapters for connecting multiple devices such as phones, modems or fax machines to a single line.
Home and small-office users
Ideal for households or small offices that need to share one landline between two handsets or a handset and a modem. Not suited for installations that require more than two connections from one outlet.
6P4C contact configuration
The connector uses a six-position, four-contact layout wired for standard analogue telephone signals. This pin count determines compatibility with RJ11 cabling and excludes use with eight-contact data interfaces.
Highlights
- Converts one RJ11 outlet into two sockets
- Two splitters included for multiple connection points
- Compact 27 mm by 21 mm by 33.5 mm size fits tight spaces
- Simple plug-in design requires no tools or configuration
- Supports standard RJ11 6P4C telephone and modem cables
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the RJ11 splitter and what step is often missed?
Plug the single RJ11 plug into the wall outlet, then connect two devices to the two RJ11 sockets. The step often missed is ensuring both cables click fully into each socket.
What maintenance or replacement will the splitter need later?
The plastic housing and gold-plated contacts need no scheduled maintenance. Replace the unit only if a socket becomes loose or a contact corrodes.
What limit appears first under sustained use?
The 6P4C wiring supports up to four conductors, so the first limit is the number of active lines the connected devices require.
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