Telephone Cable Hama 00201113 6m Black

The Hama 00201113 telephone cable is a 6-meter connection lead designed to link telephone devices with standard wall sockets. One end of the cable is fitted with an RJ-45 plug and the opposite end has a TAE (F) connector, providing compatibility with a range of telephony equipment and legacy socket types. The cable’s black outer sheath and flexible construction allow for unobtrusive routing along walls, desks or behind furniture while maintaining consistent signal transmission over the full length.

Advantages

This telephone cable provides a reliable physical connection between devices and wall outlets. Its 6 m length offers extended reach for placement flexibility without the need for additional adapters. The RJ-45 to TAE (F) termination supports common telephone and adapter arrangements, and the cable’s durable insulation reduces the risk of damage from everyday handling or movement. Design and materials are chosen to keep signal loss minimal and to deliver steady voice quality.

Suitable for

• Connecting desk phones or cordless base stations to wall telephone sockets
• Extending reach from a wall outlet to a telephone device in home or small office settings
• Replacing a worn or damaged telephone lead with a compatible RJ-45 to TAE (F) cable

Key specifications

• Cable length: 6 meters
• Color: Black
• Connector A: RJ-45 plug
• Connector B: TAE (F) connector
• Construction: Flexible insulated cable suitable for indoor use

How to use

Insert the RJ-45 plug into the corresponding RJ-45 socket on the telephone device or adapter until it clicks. Connect the TAE (F) connector to the wall socket or compatible telephone outlet. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and pinch points; secure with cable clips if necessary. To disconnect, press any release tab on the RJ-45 plug and gently withdraw the plug from the socket. Regularly inspect the cable for visible wear or damage and replace if necessary to maintain connection quality.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, keep the cable away from sources of electrical interference such as power transformers, fluorescent lighting drivers or large AC power cables. Avoid stretching the cable and use gentle curves when routing around corners. If routing through doorways or under carpets, use protective conduits to prevent crushing and extend service life.