Kenable Telephone Handset Coiled Cable Lead - White - 2M

COILED Cable RJ10 4P4C-4P4C White 2M Cable Assembly Type:Telephone Cables Cable Length:2m Colour:W...

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This Kenable 002565 coiled telephone handset cable is designed for users needing a flexible and tidy connection between their phone handset and base. Its primary benefit is maintaining a neat workspace by retracting excess cable, though users should note that the usable length is typically 50-75% of the stated 2-meter coil due to its coiled nature. Key features include RJ10 connectors on both ends and a durable white finish.

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ColourWhite
Model Part Number002565
Brandkenable

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is an RJ10 connector?

An RJ10 connector is a small, 4-pin connector commonly used for telephone handset cords. It looks similar to an RJ11 or RJ45 but is typically smaller and used specifically for handset-to-base connections.

Will this cable work for my internet connection?

No, this cable is specifically designed for telephone handset connections using RJ10 connectors. It is not compatible with Ethernet (RJ45) or main telephone line (RJ11) connections.

How long will the cable actually extend?

The cable is 2 meters when coiled. Due to the nature of coiled cables, it typically extends to about 50-75% of its coiled length, so expect a usable range of approximately 1 to 1.5 meters.

Is the cable durable?

Yes, the cable is designed for regular use and has a durable construction to ensure reliable connections and longevity.

What colour is the cable?

The cable is white.

Can I use this with any phone?

This cable is compatible with most standard telephones that use RJ10 connectors for the handset. Please check your phone's specifications to confirm it uses RJ10 for the handset cord.

Troubleshooting

No dial tone or audio on handset

Check that both RJ10 connectors are securely plugged into the correct ports on the phone base and handset. Ensure the cable is not damaged. Try a different compatible cable if available.

Cable feels too short

Remember that the usable length is typically 50-75% of the stated 2m coiled length. If more reach is required, consider a non-coiled cable of appropriate length.

Intermittent audio or static

Inspect the connectors for dirt or damage. Ensure the cable is not kinked or severely stretched. Try plugging and unplugging the connectors firmly.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Reduces cable clutter and improves workspace tidiness.
  • Standard RJ10 connectors ensure broad compatibility with many phone systems.
  • Durable build quality for long-term reliability.
  • The coiled design allows for flexibility in handset placement.
  • Clean white appearance fits well in most settings.

Cons

  • The usable extension is less than the stated 2m coiled length (typically 50-75%).
  • May not be suitable for users requiring a very long, non-coiled cable reach.
  • RJ10 connectors are specific to phone handsets and not standard Ethernet connectors.
  • Coiled cables can sometimes spring back unexpectedly if handled roughly.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure your telephone base unit and handset have RJ10 (4P4C) sockets.
  2. Plug one RJ10 connector into the handset.
  3. Plug the other RJ10 connector into the designated handset port on the base unit.

Compatibility:

This cable is compatible with most standard office and home telephones that use RJ10 connectors for the handset connection. It is not compatible with Ethernet (RJ45) or standard phone line (RJ11) connections.

Care:

  • Avoid stretching the cable beyond its natural extension limit to prevent damage to the internal wires or connectors.
  • Clean the cable with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not use harsh chemicals or solvents.
  • Store the cable neatly to maintain its coiled form when not in use.

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