Analog Adapter Set Lancom Systems – 4 pcs, country of origin China, package weight 150 g

Analog Adapter Set Lancom Systems – 4 pcs is a compact kit of four analog adapters designed to expand or replace basic analog connections. Packaged at 150 g and manufactured in China, this adapter set enables additional analog device connections where RJ11 and TAE interfaces are used. The set is intended for simple analog signal connectivity in office and telecom environments and is compatible with specific LANCOM VoIP router models that provide integrated analog interfaces.

Advantages

The set provides a straightforward way to increase the number of analog connections from two to four by using twin RJ11 adapters and RJ11-to-TAE adapters. It is lightweight and delivered as a complete four-piece kit suitable for immediate installation. The adapters facilitate use with devices that still require analog interfaces, allowing existing telephony equipment to remain in use without complex rewiring.

Suitable for

• Expanding analog ports on supported LANCOM VoIP routers
• Connecting analog telephones, fax machines or analog terminals
• Temporary or permanent analog connectivity in small offices
• Replacing worn or lost simple analog adapters

Key specifications

• Contents: 4 adapters (2 RJ11 twin adapters and 2 RJ11 to TAE adapters)
• Purpose: extend two RJ11 sockets to four analog connections
• Weight (package): 150 g
• Origin: China
• Connector types: RJ11 and TAE (via RJ11-to-TAE adapters)

How to use

Connect the RJ11 twin adapters to the RJ11 sockets on the compatible LANCOM VoIP router. If needed, attach the RJ11-to-TAE adapters to the RJ11 outputs to provide TAE connectors for analog end devices. After mechanical connection, verify line status and configured telephony settings on the router to ensure the newly connected analog devices are recognized and operational. No additional power supply or configuration is normally required for passive adapter functionality.

Usage recommendations

Use the adapter set with the LANCOM router models that feature integrated analog interfaces to avoid compatibility issues. Handle connectors gently to prevent bent pins and ensure secure seating in sockets. For persistent signal issues, check router telephony configuration and cable quality before replacing hardware.