Cable RJ11/RJ45 Alcasa TZM-10 10m Black Transparent

The Alcasa TZM-10 10m cable with RJ11 and RJ45 connectors provides a versatile connection solution for telephone, modem and network equipment. The 10‑metre length enables flexible placement of devices in homes and offices while the black transparent jacket makes cable routing and visual inspection easier without compromising a neutral appearance. The cable supports standard copper‑wired signal transmission suitable for voice and data applications over short to medium distances.

Advantages

The cable combines RJ11 and RJ45 terminations for compatibility with analogue telephony equipment and Ethernet/network interfaces where appropriate adapters or wiring are used. Its 10 m length reduces the need for additional extension accessories and allows devices to be positioned at a practical distance from wall ports. The transparent black jacket resists everyday wear and helps identify conductor position during installation. The cable is designed to deliver stable connections and maintain signal integrity for typical residential and small office setups.

Suitable for

• Connecting landline telephones to wall sockets
• Linking modems or ADSL splitters in home internet setups
• Extending short network runs or connecting network devices with compatible interfaces
• Temporary or semi-permanent cable routing in offices and small workspaces

Key specifications

• Cable length: 10 metres
• Connector types: RJ11 and RJ45
• Outer jacket: black transparent
• Conductor type: copper wiring suitable for voice and data
• Typical use: voice telephony and short-range data transmission

How to use

Identify the correct connector for each device: RJ11 typically fits telephone and ADSL equipment, while RJ45 fits network interfaces. Insert the appropriate connector into the device or wall socket until it clicks into place. Avoid sharp bends and do not pull on the cable jacket when disconnecting; press the connector latch to release. For network use, ensure wiring and adapters (if any) match the expected pinout and signalling of the connected devices.

Usage recommendations

Place the cable away from sources of electrical interference, such as large motors or fluorescent lamps, to reduce noise. Route the cable along walls or under desks to prevent tripping hazards, and avoid tight coils that can stress conductors. For permanent Ethernet infrastructure, consider using purpose‑built network cabling with appropriate shielding and category rating, reserving this cable for telephony and short, flexible connections.