Telephone cable Secomp RJ11 6P2C to RJ45 8P2C, 5 m length

Secomp telephone cable with an RJ11 6P2C connector on one end and an RJ45 8P2C connector on the other provides a simple, plug-and-play connection for telephone handsets and voice equipment. The 5 m length offers flexibility for indoor routing between desk handsets, wall outlets and patch panels. The cable jacket is designed to be flexible for easy installation while maintaining consistent signal transmission for voice and other low-speed data applications.

Advantages

The cable supports straightforward mechanical compatibility between RJ11 telephone plugs and RJ45 wall jacks without requiring electrical modification. A 5 m length balances reach and manageability in typical office and home environments. The flexible outer jacket simplifies routing around furniture and through cable channels. The cable is optimized for voice signal integrity and low-speed data, reducing the risk of intermittent connections in everyday telephone use.

Suitable for

• Connecting telephone handsets to RJ45 wall sockets
• Adapting RJ11 handset lines to patch panels or structured cabling
• Desk phone installations in offices, reception areas and home offices
• Temporary voice connections during moves or equipment changes

Key specifications

• Connector A: RJ11 6P2C (6 positions, 2 contacts)
• Connector B: RJ45 8P2C (8 positions, 2 contacts wired)
• Length: 5 meters
• Cable jacket: flexible indoor-rated jacket for easy routing
• Intended signals: analogue voice and low-speed data
• Wiring: straight-through wiring for handset/voice compatibility

How to use

Insert the RJ11 6P2C connector into the telephone handset or device port and the RJ45 8P2C connector into the wall outlet or patch panel port. Ensure connectors are fully seated until the latching clip clicks in place. Route the cable along walls, under desks or through cable channels, avoiding sharp bends and high-compression areas. If connecting to a structured cabling system, confirm the destination jack is wired for telephone use and that only the required two conductors are active.

Usage recommendations

For reliable voice performance, avoid running the cable parallel to high-voltage power lines and do not exceed moderate bend radii. Store and route the cable indoors in dry conditions and replace the cable if connectors or the jacket show visible damage.