Keple 1m RJ11 to RJ45 Cable Phone Telephone Cord RJ11 6P4C to RJ45 8P8C Connector Plug Cable for Landline Telephone (Black)

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I found myself in an unusual place. We installed an elevator in our new home. But we did not have a landline telephone. Elevators—we learned—MUST have the ability to call out, in the event the elevator stops working and someone is trapped in it and does not have a cellphone. Quick fix: as long as you have good internet service, buy a MagicJack, which provides voice over the internet (VOI) calling, and uses this cable to attach your router/internet to the elevator system.

Poorly made. On both ends of the cable too much of the outer sheath has been cut away and the strain relief portion of the crimp connector misses the sheath. All of the stress from normal usage transfers directly to the wire crimps and these will fail in fairly short order. These cables weren’t exactly cheap and I expected proper terminations at this price point. Such a fundamental crimping error, it makes me distrust the Keple brand entirely.

I purchased several to keep the phone cords in my office from getting tangled. Unfortunately, it caused static on the line so I had to take them all out. Maybe I got a bad batch?

Got this to connect my Vonage VoIP phone adapter box to my phone distribution RJ45 patch panel. The cable is simple, just RJ11 and RJ45 plugs crimped onto a 2-pair UTP cable, no extra strain relief or anything - I could've made one like it myself, but I was feeling lazy. Works fine.

Be careful, the internet will lye to you, i have bought this product but can not use it. You can not just go from telephone to eithernet connection and expect the phone to work. It's more complex and they have lied to me. Nothing wrong toward the company who made the cable.

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Prior to getting these two cable it was impossible to get the dsl cable securely seated in the Ethernet/dsl port of the Panamax MB850 battery backup/surge protector. Two of these cables did the trick.