Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Connects two phones or fax machines to a single landline socket using a 6P4C male plug and dual RJ11 female ports
This white ABS splitter converts a single RJ11 wall socket into two female ports using a 6P4C male plug and dual 6P4C female sockets. The 16.5x2.65x2.1cm body is designed for straightforward plug-in installation without tools. It suits home or office setups where a telephone and fax machine share one line.
The adapter suits anyone connecting a phone and fax, or two handsets, to a single RJ11 outlet. It is not suited for installers who need a patch-panel mount, a keystone form factor, or shielded cabling for long runs. Buyers wanting more than two ports or a different connector type should look elsewhere.
The splitter handles two simultaneous RJ11 devices such as a telephone and a fax machine on one line. Because it is a passive 6P4C Y-adapter, adding both devices shares the line voltage and ringing current, so very long cables or many parallel extensions may reduce ring volume or call clarity.
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The RJ11 male plug fits a standard RJ11 female wall socket, letting you connect two devices to one landline point.
Yes, each of the dual RJ11 female ports accepts a standard RJ11 cable, so your current phone or fax cords work without adapters.
Pick up each handset or power on each fax machine; a clear dial tone on both lines shows the splitter is passing the signal correctly.
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