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

The InLine TAE-N cable InLine 18819 is a 6 m connection cable with a TAE-N connector on one end and an RJ11 6P4C plug on the other. Designed for telephone and telecommunication setups, the cable is supplied in black and features a male RJ11 plug to ensure compatibility with a wide range of telephony devices and wall sockets. The 6-metre length provides flexibility for routing between central sockets, telephone devices and small PBX systems without the need for additional extensions.

Advantages

This InLine TAE-N to RJ11 cable provides a straightforward, reliable connection for analogue telephony equipment. The fixed 6 m length reduces the need for adapters and intermediate couplers, while the matched connector types ensure direct compatibility with devices that require a TAE-N interface on the wall side and an RJ11 plug on the device side. The black jacket offers basic protection against wear and integrates unobtrusively into office and home environments.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Connecting landline telephones to wall sockets with TAE-N outlets
• Linking fax machines or analogue modems to telephone lines
• Temporary or permanent connections in small office PBX setups
• Replacing worn or shorter handset/desk phone cables

Key specifications

• Cable length: 6 metres
• Connector A: TAE-N
• Connector B: RJ11 6P4C (male)
• Colour: Black
• Intended signal type: Analogue telephone line

How to use

Insert the TAE-N connector into the corresponding wall socket and plug the RJ11 male connector into the telephone, fax machine or modem port. Ensure both connectors are fully seated to establish a secure electrical connection. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and pinching points; secure it along skirting boards or cable channels if necessary to keep pathways clear and reduce mechanical stress.

Recommendations

For reliable analogue voice and fax transmission, use the InLine TAE-N cable in environments free from strong electromagnetic interference and avoid running the cable in parallel with high-voltage power lines. If longer distance or professional installation is required, consider planning cable runs to minimize junctions and keep connections accessible for maintenance.