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The Kenable Telephone Handset Coiled Cable is designed for office professionals and home users who need a reliable, tangle-resistant connection between their telephone handset and base unit. This 3-meter coiled cable offers the reach necessary for comfortable multitasking during calls, though users should be aware that the practical, comfortable working length is significantly shorter than the total material length due to the coiled tension.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 002567 |
| Brand | kenable |
This cable uses standard RJ10 4P4C connectors, which are compatible with the vast majority of standard office landline handsets.
Due to the coiled design, the practical working length is approximately 50-75% of the total 3 meters, or roughly 1.5 to 2.25 meters.
No. This cable is specifically designed for telephone handset-to-base connections and does not support Ethernet (data) networking.
This specific model is finished in black.
The cable is made of durable materials meant to retain its memory, though excessive over-stretching can reduce its elasticity over long periods of use.
Ensure both ends of the cable are securely clicked into their respective ports and verify that the connectors are clean and free of debris.
You may have reached the practical limit of the coil. Consider repositioning your telephone base closer to your seating area to reduce tension.
The cable must be replaced; the tab is essential for maintaining a secure electrical contact and preventing accidental disconnection.
Installing the cable is straightforward: simply depress the plastic locking tab on the RJ10 connector and insert it into the designated handset port on your telephone base, followed by the handset itself, until you hear a click. Ensure the cable is routed away from sharp desk edges to prevent friction wear. To maintain the coil's elasticity, avoid over-stretching the cable repeatedly to its maximum limit. If the cable becomes dusty, wipe it down with a dry or slightly damp microfiber cloth; do not submerge in water or use harsh chemical solvents, as these may degrade the jacket material.
