Telefonkabel ShiverPeaks BS70002-6 6m sort

The ShiverPeaks BS70002-6 6m Black telephone cable connects devices with a TAE-F socket to equipment using an RJ-45 jack. With a 6-metre length and classic black jacket, this cable is designed to provide stable analog telephone connectivity across a range of residential and commercial setups. The cable combines a TAE-F plug on one end and an 8P8C (commonly called RJ-45) plug on the other to link traditional telephone sockets to compatible telephony devices, adapters or PBX interfaces where this wiring standard is required.

Advantages

This cable offers a practical length of 6 metres that enables flexible device placement without additional extensions. The black outer sheath provides discreet integration into home or office interiors while protecting the conductors. The combination of TAE-F and RJ-45 terminations supports straightforward, tool-free connection between legacy telephone outlets and modern telephony equipment. Constructed for everyday use, the cable aims to deliver consistent signal transmission suitable for voice calls and standard telephony applications.

Suitable for

• Connecting a telephone with TAE-F plug to a device or adapter with RJ-45 jack
• Home telephone setups where extended reach is required
• Office workstations and PBX connections that accept RJ-45 telephony wiring
• Replacing worn or damaged telephone lead cables

Key specifications

• Length: 6 metres
• Colour: Black
• Connectors: TAE-F to RJ-45 (8P8C)
• Cable type: Telephone lead for analog voice applications
• Typical use: Voice telephony and standard telephony signalling

How to use

Insert the TAE-F plug into the appropriate TAE socket on the wall or telephone base until it clicks into place. Plug the RJ-45 connector into the matching jack on your telephone device, adapter or PBX interface. Ensure both ends are seated securely to avoid intermittent connections. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and high-traffic areas to reduce mechanical stress and potential wear.

Recommendations

For best results, keep the cable away from strong electromagnetic sources such as large transformers or unshielded power cables to minimise potential interference. If using within a structured cabling system, verify that the RJ-45 termination matches the device wiring expectations for telephony (not Ethernet data wiring) to ensure correct signalling.