Wire Connector ShiverPeaks BS72010 TAE N Black

The ShiverPeaks BS72010 wire connector is a compact TAE N male connector finished in black, intended for creating reliable telephone and low-voltage signal connections. Supplied as a single unit, the connector is compatible with standard TAE N sockets and is designed for straightforward integration into existing wiring systems. Its compact form factor and standard interface make it suitable for repair, replacement, and custom cabling tasks where a stable TAE N male termination is required.

Advantages

This black TAE N male connector provides a consistent electrical contact and a standardized fit for compatible sockets. Its single-piece supply simplifies ordering and project planning. The connector’s durable outer body offers mechanical protection for the contact pins, while the standardized pin layout ensures predictable performance across typical telephone and low-voltage signal installations.

Suitable for

• Repairing or replacing damaged TAE N male terminations in telephony equipment
• Custom telephone cable assemblies and extensions
• Low-voltage signal connections where a TAE N interface is required
• Laboratory and prototyping setups involving standard TAE N sockets

Key specifications

• Connector type: TAE N male
• Color: black
• Unit count: 1 connector per pack
• Intended signal: telephone and low-voltage signaling
• Form factor: compact, single-ended plug

How to use

Align the TAE N male connector with the mating socket and insert firmly until it seats. Ensure wiring is terminated to the connector according to the wiring scheme used in your installation before insertion. For replacement, disconnect power to the circuit or telephone line where applicable, remove the old connector, and fit the ShiverPeaks connector onto the prepared cable conductors. Verify contact and mechanical retention after installation.

Recommendations

Use the connector in dry, indoor environments or within enclosures that provide protection from moisture and excessive dust. When assembling into custom cables, follow standard telephony wiring conventions and, if necessary, use strain relief to reduce mechanical stress on the termination. Avoid exposing the connector to corrosive chemicals or temperatures beyond typical household and workshop ranges.