Phone socket surface mounted 1xRJ11 ivory - SS-1xRJ11-CR

Surface-mounted phone socket with a single RJ11 port in ivory finish. The SS-1xRJ11-CR model is designed for situations where a recessed wall box is not available or when a visible, compact connection point is preferred. It accepts standard RJ11 plugs and is compatible with telephones, ADSL microfilters and other devices that use the 4‑ or 6‑position RJ11 interface. The ivory housing has a neutral appearance that fits residential and small office interiors.

Advantages

This surface-mounted phone socket offers straightforward installation on plaster, wood or other flat surfaces without the need for wall recessing. The single RJ11 port provides a reliable physical connection for voice and ADSL services. The compact footprint and neutral ivory color make it unobtrusive in most rooms, while the durable plastic housing resists daily wear. The product is compatible with standard RJ11 plugs, ensuring plug-and-play use with existing telephone equipment and filters.

Suitable for

• Residential telephone points where a flush box is not available
• Small office desk or wall installations requiring a visible socket
• Connecting ADSL microfilters and single-line telephones
• Temporary or retrofit installations on plasterboard, timber or concrete surfaces

Key specifications

• Connection type: single RJ11 female port (4/6P compatible)
• Mounting: surface-mounted (no recessed box required)
• Color: ivory
• Housing material: impact-resistant plastic
• Compatible with standard RJ11 plugs and typical telephone/ADSL cabling
• Dimensions: compact single-gang style footprint (exact external dimensions depend on model variant)

How to use

Position the socket on a clean, flat surface where the telephone line cable can be routed. Mark and drill fixing points, then secure the housing with screws appropriate for the wall material. Connect the incoming telephone line to the socket’s terminal block or wiring points according to your local wiring standard, observing polarity if required. Snap the faceplate into place and plug a standard RJ11 plug from the telephone or ADSL microfilter into the port to establish the connection.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, use short, quality telephone leads and keep the socket and connected cables away from sources of electrical interference. When installing on masonry or concrete, use suitable wall plugs and screws; for plasterboard, consider using anchors to ensure a secure mount. If you are unsure about internal wiring or line polarity, consult a qualified technician.