Telephone Splitter S/CONN RJ11 - 3x TAE NFN ShiverPeaks 71017-2

The ShiverPeaks Telephone Splitter S/CONN RJ11 - 3x TAE NFN (model 71017-2) expands a single telephone line to three TAE NFN ports while keeping a compact form factor. The unit combines an RJ11 modular plug input with three TAE NFN outputs and a short 0.2 m cable with an 8/4 modular plug, enabling straightforward connection to standard telephone wall sockets and equipment. Its black and transparent housing is designed for visible status and discreet installation in both home and office environments.

Advantages

This splitter supports simultaneous connection of multiple analogue telephony devices without requiring additional wiring. The short integrated cable with modular 8/4 plug simplifies installation and reduces cable clutter. Built with common connector standards (RJ11 to TAE NFN), it ensures broad compatibility with telephones, answering machines and fax machines that use TAE NFN sockets. The compact and lightweight design allows easy placement near sockets or behind devices.

Suitable for

• Connecting up to three analogue telephones to one wall socket
• Adding a fax machine or answering machine alongside a telephone
• Home office setups requiring multiple analogue devices on one line

Key specifications

• Input connector: RJ11 modular plug (8/4)
• Output connectors: 3 × TAE NFN sockets
• Cable length: 0.2 m integrated cable
• Housing: black and transparent plastic
• Designed for analogue PSTN telephone lines

How to use

Insert the RJ11 modular plug into the telephone wall socket or a compatible adapter. Plug analogue telephones, fax machines or answering machines into the TAE NFN outputs. Devices will share the single incoming line; manage call handling on each device according to its settings. No additional power supply or configuration is required for standard analogue lines.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, avoid connecting high-current devices or digital-only equipment to the splitter. Place the splitter in a dry, dust-free location and keep the short cable free from tight bends. If multiple devices receive incoming calls simultaneously, use device settings (call waiting, distinct ringtones) to manage call handling and avoid interference on the analogue line.