Telephone cable ShiverPeaks 70125 TAE N-plug to Western plug

Telephone cable ShiverPeaks 70125 TAE N-plug to Western plug is a 15.0 m cord designed to connect devices with a TAE N-type socket to equipment that uses a Western (RJ) plug. Manufactured by ShiverPeaks, this cable facilitates voice and basic telephony connections where a TAE N interface must be adapted to a Western plug input, enabling compatibility between older telephone outlets and devices such as handsets, modems or adapters.

Advantages

The cable provides a straightforward physical conversion between TAE N and Western plug connectors, reducing the need for additional adapters. With its 15.0 m length it allows flexible placement of telephony equipment within homes or small offices. The cable is intended for voice-frequency signals and basic telephony applications, offering reliable electrical contact and an installation-friendly design for quick plug-and-play use.

Suitable for

• Connecting landline telephones with TAE N sockets to devices with Western (RJ) inputs
• Linking dial-up or VoIP modems that accept Western plugs to TAE N wall outlets
• Using telephone adapters or base stations that require a Western plug connection
• Temporary or permanent wiring where a 15.0 m cable run is needed

Key specifications

• Cable length: 15.0 m
• Connector A: TAE N-type plug (for TAE N sockets)
• Connector B: Western (RJ) plug compatible with 6/4 wiring
• Intended signal type: voice and basic telephony (analog)
• Application environment: indoor residential and small office use

How to use

Insert the TAE N plug into the corresponding TAE N wall socket or device input until it seats securely. Plug the Western (RJ) connector into the telephone, modem or adapter’s RJ jack. Ensure both ends are fully engaged to establish reliable contact. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, pinching, or exposure to moisture; keep it away from strong electromagnetic sources to reduce noise. No additional configuration is required for standard analog voice connections.

Usage recommendations

For stable voice quality, avoid running the cable parallel to power lines and secure it with cable clips or ties to prevent strain on connectors. If used with data equipment, verify device compatibility with analog telephone lines and the 6/4 wiring standard before installation.