Telephone and data socket VCX LC 42 white — wall-mounted RJ11/RJ45 compatible

VCX LC 42 white is a wall-mounted telephone and data socket designed for terminating voice and low-voltage data lines in residential and small-office environments. The unit accepts standard RJ-style interfaces and provides a compact, white outlet that allows tidy wall termination of incoming telephone and data cables. It supports typical telephony and Ethernet patch connections where RJ11/RJ45-compatible interfaces are required.

Advantages

The socket offers a compact, low-profile design that blends with standard interior finishes and reduces visible cable clutter. Its RJ11/RJ45-compatible interface provides compatibility with a wide range of telephones, modems and network patch cables. The wall-mounted format simplifies installation and maintenance by keeping termination points accessible and organized.

Suitable for

• Home telephone line termination
• Small office voice and data outlets
• Patch connections for modems, routers and VoIP adapters
• Wall-mounted cabling terminations during renovations or new installations

Key specifications

• Mounting: wall-mounted outlet suitable for flush or surface installation depending on box type
• Interfaces: RJ11/RJ45-compatible telephone and data connectors
• Finish: white faceplate for neutral interior integration
• Cable type: designed for low-voltage telephone and data cabling
• Use environment: residential and small office applications

How to use

Install the VCX LC 42 socket by mounting it to a compatible electrical or communication back box and terminating the incoming telephone or data conductors to the connector block according to local wiring standards. After securing the faceplate, connect telephones, modems or network patch cables to the RJ-style jacks. Verify connections by testing voice signals or data link status on the connected device.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, use appropriate low-voltage cable types and follow local wiring codes. Ensure connectors are properly seated and test each outlet after installation. Avoid exposing the socket to excessive moisture or mechanical stress; where needed, choose installation locations that protect cabling from damage and permit simple access for maintenance.