ACT Black 3 meter flat telephone cable with RJ11 connectors

The ACT Black 3 meter flat telephone cable is a slim, flexible connection cable designed for wired telephone devices. Fitted with RJ-11 connectors on both ends, the cable provides a straightforward physical link for landline phones, modems or other analogue telephone equipment. Its flat profile reduces bulk and can be routed neatly along skirting boards, under carpets or behind furniture to maintain a tidy installation while offering three metres of reach for flexible device placement.

Advantages

The flat construction of the ACT telephone cable makes it easy to hide and less likely to create visible cable bumps. RJ-11 connectors ensure compatibility with most standard telephone sockets and domestic analogue devices. The 3 metre length balances reach and neatness, enabling placement options without excessive slack. Constructed for typical home and office use, the cable is lightweight, flexible and intended for reliable basic signal transmission.

Suitable for

• Connecting cordless or corded landline telephones to a wall socket
• Linking analogue modems or fax machines to a telephone line
• Routing telephone wiring along skirting boards or under carpets to minimise visibility

Key specifications

• Cable type: flat telephone cable
• Length: 3 metres
• Connector type: RJ-11 on both ends
• Colour: black
• Suitable signal: analogue telephone/voice
• Flexibility: low-profile, bendable for indoor routing

How to use

Insert one RJ-11 connector into the telephone wall socket and the other into the handset or base of the telephone device until it clicks into place. Route the flat cable along the desired path — along skirting boards, under rugs or behind furniture — ensuring it is not pinched by sharp edges or heavy furniture. If connecting to a modem or fax, attach the cable from the device’s line input to the wall socket. To disconnect, depress the connector latch and gently pull the plug out.

Recommendations

For optimal durability, avoid excessive bending at the connector ends and do not run the cable where it will be repeatedly stepped on or exposed to moisture. Use cable clips or adhesive channels to secure the flat cable along walls or baseboards to maintain a neat installation and reduce strain on the connectors.