Telephone Cable Hama 00201138 6 m Black

The Hama 00201138 telephone cable is a 6-meter black cable with RJ-11 connectors on both ends designed to connect telephones, fax machines and modems to wall sockets or communication devices. Its length gives flexibility in device placement while maintaining a single, fixed analogue connection. The cable jacket and contact housings are made for everyday use in home and small office environments and provide stable signal transmission for voice and low-speed data services.

Advantages

This telephone cable offers a straightforward solution for extending the reach of landline handsets and devices requiring an RJ-11 interface. The 6 m length reduces the need for repositioning equipment, while the black sheath minimizes visible wear and blends with common office and home interiors. Gold-plated or nickel-plated connector contacts ensure secure mating with standard telephone sockets, and the cable construction supports consistent contact and minimal signal loss over the stated distance.

Suitable for

• Connecting desktop telephones to wall telephone sockets
• Linking analogue modems or fax machines to a phone line
• Replacing damaged or worn RJ-11 handset cords
• Home and small office telephony installations where a 6 m reach is required

Key specifications

• Cable length: 6 m
• Connector type: RJ-11 on both ends
• Colour: Black
• Intended signal: Analogue voice and low-speed data
• Construction: Round jacket with two to four conductor pairs suitable for telephone wiring

How to use

Insert each RJ-11 connector into the corresponding telephone or wall socket until it clicks into place. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and avoid placing heavy objects on the cable to prevent damage to the internal conductors. When connecting a modem or fax machine, ensure the device is switched off while plugging in the cable and power it on afterward. If connecting between two devices, verify that both ends are firmly seated and that the phone line is active.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, avoid running the telephone cable parallel to high-voltage power cables for long distances to reduce possible interference. Inspect connectors periodically for corrosion or looseness and replace the cable if the outer jacket becomes cracked or the connection becomes intermittent. Use cable clips or adhesive cable organizers to keep the cable tidy and protected from mechanical strain in high-traffic areas.