telephone cable ShiverPeaks BS70125 15 m Black

The ShiverPeaks BS70125 15 m Black telephone cable connects devices using a TAE (N) plug on one end and an RJ-11 connector on the other. At 15 metres length, this cable provides extended reach for telephone installations in homes, offices or small commercial spaces. The cable is designed for voice telephony applications, offering a stable wired connection to landline phones, fax machines or telephony adapters where a TAE-to-RJ11 interface is required.

Advantages

This telephone cable combines a standardized TAE (N) connector with an RJ-11 plug to ensure compatibility with a wide range of European telephony equipment. The 15 m length reduces the need for additional extensions, while the black outer jacket offers a discreet appearance and easy routing along walls or behind furniture. Construction and flexible insulation support straightforward installation and handling, and the wired connection avoids issues associated with wireless interference, ensuring consistent voice quality.

Suitable for

• Connecting landline telephones to wall sockets with TAE (N) interfaces
• Linking fax machines or telephony adapters to RJ-11 ports
• Office or home telephone setups requiring an extended cable run

Key specifications

• Cable length: 15 metres
• Connector A: TAE (N) plug
• Connector B: RJ-11 plug
• Colour: Black outer jacket
• Intended use: Analog voice telephony and compatible devices

How to use

Insert the TAE (N) connector into the corresponding wall socket or device port designed for TAE plugs. Plug the RJ-11 connector into the telephone handset, fax machine, router modem port or telephony adapter that accepts RJ-11. Ensure connectors are fully seated to establish a stable connection. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and secure it along skirting boards or cable channels if long runs pass through public areas.

Recommendations

For best voice clarity, keep the cable away from high-voltage power lines and sources of electromagnetic interference. If a longer run is needed, use a single continuous cable run rather than chaining multiple short cables to minimize contact resistance and potential signal degradation.