Telephone cable ShiverPeaks 70116-W TAE N-plug to Western (RJ11) connector

The ShiverPeaks 70116-W telephone cable connects devices with a TAE N-plug to equipment using a Western (RJ11) connector. Intended for standard analog voice telephony and conventional telephone lines, this cable provides a direct wired link between TAE-equipped telephones or adapters and devices with RJ11 sockets. Its 6.0 m length and white jacket suit typical home and office routing needs where a conversion from TAE N to Western (RJ11) is required.

Advantages

This cable offers a simple plug-and-play solution for linking TAE N plug devices to RJ11-equipped equipment without additional adapters. The fixed length reduces the need for extensions while the standardized connector types ensure compatibility with common analog telephone hardware. The white outer sheath provides a discreet appearance for visible installations and helps organize telephone wiring in domestic or small office environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting TAE N-plug telephones to devices with Western (RJ11) sockets
• Home analog telephone line installations
• Small office voice telephony setups
• Replacing or extending an existing telephone connection where TAE-to-RJ11 conversion is needed

Key specifications

• Connector A: TAE N-plug
• Connector B: Western (RJ11) connector
• Length: 6.0 m
• Color: white
• Intended signal type: analog voice telephony

How to use

Insert the TAE N-plug into the corresponding TAE wall socket or device input and connect the Western (RJ11) plug to the telephone device, modem or adapter with an RJ11 socket. Ensure both ends are fully seated to establish a stable connection. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends or kinks and keep it away from strong electromagnetic sources to minimize interference. If a longer run is required, use a compatible extension solution rather than forcing the cable beyond its length.

Recommendations

For reliable voice quality, verify that both connected devices support analog PSTN lines and that connectors are clean and undamaged. Avoid placing the cable alongside power cords for long runs to reduce potential interference. If frequent reconnection is expected, inspect connectors periodically for wear and replace the cable if contact becomes unreliable.