Best current price£7.64from OnBuy.com
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
OnBuy.com£7.64Visit shop Kenable Adsl Broadband Modem Cable Rj11 To Rj11 Phone Socket To Router White 30M
Visit shop
B&Q£7.99Visit shop B&Q - Adsl Broadband Modem Cable Rj11 To Rj11 Phone Socket To Router White 30M
Visit shop3 offers from £7.64 - £7.99
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
This guide is for users needing a reliable connection for their ADSL or VDSL broadband modem/router. The key benefit is a stable, high-speed internet connection thanks to its full copper, gold-plated RJ11 connectors. A minor caveat is that it's specifically for ADSL/VDSL connections and not Ethernet. The cable provides a crucial link from your phone line (via an ADSL filter) to your modem or router, featuring a low-profile flat design for easy concealment.
| Model Part Number | 8119 |
|---|---|
| Brand | kenable |
This cable connects your ADSL/VDSL modem or router to your telephone line's broadband signal, typically through an ADSL filter, enabling your internet connection.
Yes, the full copper construction and gold-plated connectors are designed to provide a stable, high-speed connection suitable for activities like gaming and streaming, provided your broadband service supports these demands.
This cable is specifically for ADSL/VDSL connections using RJ11 phone line connectors. Virgin Media typically uses coaxial cable and Ethernet connections, so this cable would not be suitable.
It means the cable has a very thin and flat cross-section (2mm height, 4.5mm width), making it easy to conceal under carpets or along walls without being obtrusive or creating a trip hazard.
If you also use your phone line for voice calls, you will need an ADSL filter to separate the voice signal from the broadband data signal. This cable then connects from the filter to your modem/router.
RJ11 is typically used for telephone lines and ADSL/VDSL connections (smaller, 4-pin connectors). RJ45 is used for Ethernet networking (larger, 8-pin connectors).
No, this cable is not designed for PoE. It is solely for data transmission for ADSL/VDSL broadband connections.
Verify that both RJ11 connectors are securely plugged in. Ensure the cable is connected to the correct port on the router/modem (DSL/ADSL) and the phone line/filter. Restart your modem and router.
Check the cable for any visible damage, sharp bends, or kinks. Ensure the connectors are clean. Try connecting the cable directly to the phone line without a filter to rule out filter issues. Test with a shorter, known-good cable if possible.
Confirm that your modem/router uses an RJ11 port for the DSL/ADSL connection. This cable is RJ11 (4-pin) and is not compatible with RJ45 (Ethernet) ports.
Setup:
Compatibility:
Care:
