InLine TAE-N cable, TAE-N / RJ11 6P4C, 20m

The InLine TAE-N cable InLine 18814 20m is a 20-metre connection cable with an RJ11 6P4C connector on one end and a TAE-N connector on the other. Designed for telecommunication and analogue phone system use, the cable's black jacket provides a discreet appearance while the length allows flexible placement of devices in homes, offices or small installations. The construction supports standard telephone signal transmission and is suitable for connecting telephones, modems or ADSL filters to wall sockets equipped with TAE-N outlets.

Advantages

The cable combines a long 20 m reach with common RJ11 and TAE-N connectors to accommodate a wide range of telephone and modem setups without additional adapters. Its black outer sheath resists visible soiling and fits typical interior environments. The fixed connector types ensure straightforward plug-and-play installation for line-level analogue signals and reduce the need for re-cabling when relocating devices within the cable's length.

Suitable for

• Connecting analogue telephones to TAE-N wall sockets
• Linking modems, fax machines or ADSL microfilters to telephone lines
• Temporary or semi-permanent cabling in homes, offices and small business premises

Key specifications

• Cable length: 20 metres
• Connector A: RJ11 (6P4C)
• Connector B: TAE-N
• Color: black
• Application: analogue telephony and basic data (telephone line) connections

How to use

Insert the RJ11 6P4C plug into the phone or modem socket and the TAE-N plug into the wall outlet or TAE-N device socket. Ensure connectors are fully seated to maintain reliable contact and avoid excessive bending near the connectors to prevent mechanical strain. If used with ADSL or other splitters/filters, connect the filter between the wall socket and the cable as specified by the filter manufacturer.

Recommendations

For best long-term performance, avoid running the cable alongside high-voltage power lines or through areas with strong electromagnetic interference. Coil any excess length without tight loops and secure the cable with cable ties or clips to reduce mechanical wear. Replace the cable if connector pins become loose or the jacket is visibly damaged.