telephone cable ShiverPeaks BS71015-6 6 m Black

The ShiverPeaks BS71015-6 telephone cable 6 m Black provides a flexible connection solution for landline phones and communication devices. One end of the cable has a TAE (F) connector while the other end combines three TAE connectors (F, F, N) plus an RJ-11 plug, allowing connection to a range of telephony equipment and adapters. The 6-metre length offers extended reach for installations in homes, offices, or small commercial spaces while the black jacket and robust build support everyday handling and routing along walls or behind furniture.

Advantages

This telephone cable supports multiple connector types on a single run, reducing the need for separate adapters or extra cabling. Its construction balances flexibility with durability, helping to resist kinks and wear during regular use. The integrated RJ-11 and TAE connectors enable compatibility with common telephony devices and wall outlets, simplifying setup and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Connecting analog landline phones to wall sockets and PBX systems
• Linking fax machines or modems to a telephone line
• Extending reach between a wall outlet and multiple telephone devices
• Home and small office telephony installations

Key specifications

• Cable length: 6 metres
• Color: Black
• Connectors: one TAE (F) on one end; three-connectors (TAE F, TAE F, TAE N) plus RJ-11 on the other end
• Purpose: analog telephone and communication connections
• Construction: flexible jacket suitable for indoor routing

How to use

Identify the appropriate connector for the device and the wall socket, then insert the TAE or RJ-11 plug until it clicks into place. Route the cable along baseboards or behind furniture to keep it out of the way, avoiding sharp bends or tight kinks. If connecting multiple devices, use the three TAE connectors to attach each device directly or, where needed, use an adapter for compatibility with non-TAE sockets.

Recommendations

For reliable signal quality, avoid running the telephone cable parallel to high-voltage power lines or near sources of electromagnetic interference. Inspect connectors periodically for dust or damage and replace the cable if the jacket or plugs show signs of wear. Use cable clips or ties to secure the cable and prevent strain on connectors.