Cable de teléfono ShiverPeaks BS12-09095 20 m negro

The ShiverPeaks BS12-09095 20 m Black telephone cable provides a simple, reliable wired connection between telephony devices and network equipment. The cable is 20 metres long and fitted with an RJ-45 connector on one end and a TAE (F) connector on the other, enabling direct connection between compatible phones, adapters and wall outlets. The black jacket gives a low-profile appearance suitable for home or office installations while the construction focuses on consistent signal transmission and mechanical durability.

Advantages

This telephone cable offers dependable contact quality and a standard length that covers most room-to-wall outlet distances without the need for extensions. The mixed-connector design allows interoperability between equipment that uses RJ-45 and premises outlets using TAE (F). The outer sheath protects the internal conductors against everyday wear, and the fixed length reduces signal loss compared with many improvised extension solutions.

Suitable for

• Connecting a telephone set to a wall TAE socket when an RJ-45 interface is required on the device
• Wiring between VoIP adapters, analogue telephones and central outlets
• Temporary or permanent installations in homes, small offices or reception areas

Key specifications

• Cable length: 20 metres
• Colour: black
• Connector A: RJ-45
• Connector B: TAE (F)
• Cable type: telephone/data patch cable with insulated conductors

How to use

Route the cable from the device to the wall outlet, avoiding tight bends and sharp edges that could damage the jacket or internal conductors. Insert the RJ-45 plug fully into the device or adapter’s jack until it clicks, and insert the TAE (F) connector into the wall socket or compatible jack until secure. Confirm the physical connection by checking dial tone or device link indicators as applicable. For neat installation, use cable clips or ties to secure the run and prevent stress on the connectors.

Recommendations

For best performance, avoid running the telephone cable parallel and close to mains power lines to reduce potential interference. If the run exceeds 20 metres or passes through areas with high electromagnetic noise, consider using shielded or higher-specification cabling appropriate for the environment. Inspect connectors periodically for corrosion or damage and replace the cable if signal issues occur.