Telephone Cable ShiverPeaks BS12-09096 20 m White

The ShiverPeaks BS12-09096 telephone cable is a 20 m white connection lead that pairs a TAE (F) connector with an RJ-45 plug. Designed for voice and signalling connections where one end terminates in a TAE socket and the other into an RJ-45 jack, this cable provides a straightforward wired link for telephone equipment, adapters and network devices that accept modular plugs. The white jacket and flexible construction are intended for indoor installation along skirting boards, behind furniture or within office cabling routes.

Advantages

This telephone cable provides a stable physical connection for analogue and digital telephony lines that require a TAE-to-RJ-45 interface. The 20 m length reduces the need for additional extension points while the molded connectors ensure reliable contact and reduced wear from repeated insertion and removal. Its neutral white finish helps it blend into most interiors and cable runs, and the cable's construction is suited to typical residential and office environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting telephone handsets or base units with TAE (F) sockets to devices with RJ-45 ports
• Linking telephony adapters, VoIP gateways or PBX interfaces
• Indoor routing along walls, under desks or through cable conduits

Key specifications

• Cable length: 20 meters
• Color: white
• Connector A: TAE (F)
• Connector B: RJ-45 plug
• Construction: flexible jacket suitable for indoor use

How to use

Plug the TAE (F) connector into the matching telephone socket and insert the RJ-45 plug into the corresponding RJ-45 jack on the device or adapter. Route the cable to avoid tight bends and reduce strain on the connectors; secure the cable with clips or adhesive mounts where needed. If connecting to equipment with different connector types, use the appropriate adapter to ensure correct pin mapping and signal compatibility.

Recommendations

For best results, avoid running the cable alongside high-voltage power lines or electromagnetic sources that may introduce interference. Inspect connectors periodically for wear and ensure the cable path does not create trip hazards. Use cable ties or trunking to maintain tidy installations and replace the cable if the jacket or connectors become damaged.