Kenable ADSL Modem Cable - Black - 30m


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This high-quality Kenable ADSL/VDSL/DSL RJ11 cable is designed for home users and small businesses needing a reliable connection between their broadband modem/router and the phone line via an ADSL filter. Its key benefit is a discreet, low-profile flat design that easily conceals under carpets or along skirting boards, promoting a tidy setup. A potential caveat is that while ideal for standard ADSL/VDSL connections, it's not designed for faster Ethernet networking.
| Model Part Number | 006475 |
|---|---|
| Brand | kenable |
An RJ11 connector is a standard phone line connector, typically with 6 positions and 4 conductors (6P4C). It is smaller than an Ethernet connector (RJ45).
No, this cable is specifically designed for ADSL/VDSL/DSL connections and uses RJ11 connectors. It is not compatible with standard Ethernet (RJ45) ports found on computers and network switches.
The flat design allows it to be easily placed under carpets, along skirting boards, or behind furniture. Its low profile minimizes visibility.
The cable features a full copper construction with 5x0.1mm bare copper strands (32AWG) for high-speed data transfer.
No, this product is the cable itself. An ADSL filter is typically a separate device that may be required to connect your modem/router to the phone line.
Low-profile refers to the cable's slim dimensions (2mm height, 4.5mm width), making it unobtrusive and easy to hide.
Yes, the cable is designed for ADSL, VDSL, and DSL connections, ensuring compatibility with various broadband technologies.
Ensure both RJ11 connectors are securely plugged into the modem/router and the ADSL filter/wall socket. Check that the ADSL filter is correctly installed and functioning. Try connecting the cable directly to the wall socket (if possible) to rule out filter issues. Inspect the cable for any visible damage.
Verify the cable is fully seated. Ensure the cable is not excessively long for the required run, as extreme lengths can slightly impact performance. Check that the cable is not routed near sources of electromagnetic interference (e.g., power cables, fluorescent lights). Confirm your internet service plan speed with your provider.
Confirm you are using the correct port. This cable uses an RJ11 connector (typically 6 positions, 4 conductors) and is designed for DSL/modem ports, not Ethernet (RJ45) ports.
Setup: Simply connect one RJ11 male connector to your ADSL filter or wall socket and the other RJ11 male connector to the corresponding port on your ADSL/VDSL modem or router. Ensure connections are firm.
Compatibility: This cable is designed for ADSL, VDSL, and DSL connections. It is compatible with most standard broadband routers, modems, and ADSL filters that use an RJ11 (6P4C) phone line connector. It is not compatible with Ethernet (RJ45) connections.
Care: To maintain optimal performance, keep the connectors clean and free from dust. Avoid kinking or sharply bending the flat cable. If cleaning is necessary, use a dry or slightly damp soft cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents.