InLine Modular Plug 6P4C RJ11 for Flat Cable 100 pcs

The InLine Modular Plug 6P4C RJ11 for Flat Cable is a pack of 100 transparent and white modular plugs designed for use with flat telephone cables. The connector uses a 6-position housing with four inner contacts assigned (contacts 2, 3, 4 and 5), providing compatibility with standard RJ11 interfaces for analog telephone and related low-speed data connections. Constructed from durable plastic, these plugs suit both DIY and professional installations where RJ11 flat-cable termination is required.

Advantages

These modular plugs offer straightforward termination for flat telephone cable, clear housing for easy visual inspection of wire placement, and a design that matches standard RJ11 pin assignments (4 active contacts). Supplied in a quantity of 100, they are practical for larger projects and spare-part inventories. The durable plastic body ensures consistent contact alignment and mechanical stability in typical indoor installations.

Suitable for

• Terminating flat telephone cable for analog phone lines
• Small office or home telephony projects
• Repairing or replacing RJ11 connectors on existing equipment

Key specifications

• Connector type: Modular plug 6P4C (RJ11)
• Assigned contacts: Inner 4 pins (contacts 2, 3, 4, 5)
• Quantity: 100 pieces
• Compatibility: Flat telephone cable, standard RJ11 interfaces
• Material: Durable plastic
• Colour: Transparent, White

How to use

Prepare the flat cable by stripping the jacket to expose the four conductors to the recommended length. Align the conductors according to the required wiring scheme and fully insert them into the 6P4C plug until they reach the end of the housing. Use an appropriate crimping tool for modular plugs to crimp the connector, ensuring the contacts pierce the conductor insulation and make secure electrical contact. Verify the connection visually and, if available, with a line tester before final installation.

Usage recommendations

Use a dedicated RJ11/6P crimp tool for reliable crimps, avoid excessive cable jacket removal, and store unused plugs in a dry environment to prevent dust accumulation and deformation.