telephone cable ShiverPeaks BS70084-1.5-SET10 1.5 m Black RJ-11

The ShiverPeaks BS70084-1.5-SET10 1.5 m Black RJ-11 telephone cable provides a straightforward wired connection for landline telephones and voice modems. With RJ-11 connectors on both ends and a 1.5 metre length, the cable is intended to link handsets, base units or telephony devices to wall sockets or adapters, delivering clear voice transmission in homes, offices and service environments. The black jacket offers a neutral appearance that integrates easily with existing equipment and cabling.

Advantages

This telephone cable offers a reliable physical connection using standard RJ-11 terminations, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of telephony devices. The 1.5 m length balances reach and cable management, reducing excess slack while allowing convenient placement of phones. The durable outer sheath in black resists everyday wear and keeps the cable discreet in visible installations. Simple plug-and-play design requires no configuration.

Suitable for

• Connecting corded telephones to wall sockets
• Linking telephone base units to handsets
• Connecting voice modems or fax machines to telephone lines
• Replacement of worn or damaged telephone leads in homes and offices

Key specifications

• Connector type: RJ-11 on both ends
• Length: 1.5 metres
• Color: Black
• Conductors: standard telephone cable wiring for single-line voice
• Usage: analogue telephony and compatible voice equipment

How to use

Insert each RJ-11 connector into the telephone socket on the device and the wall outlet or adapter until it clicks into place. Position the cable to avoid tight bends and secure excess length with cable ties or clips if necessary. For best voice quality, keep the cable away from strong electromagnetic sources and large power cables. No additional tools or software are required—once connected, the telephone system should operate normally.

Recommendations

Check connector orientation before insertion to avoid damaging the plug. For installations near routers or other networking equipment, route the cable separately to reduce potential interference. Replace the cable if the outer sheath or connectors show visible damage to maintain reliable voice transmission.