Kenable Cable Lead - RJ11 Male Plug to 4 Wire RJ45 Male Plug - 3m White

This cable is primarily designed for connecting ADSL modems or routers to ADSL filtered faceplates or for sending phone lines through dedicated LAN cables where specific filtering is needed.

No, this cable is not suitable for standard Ethernet networking. It uses an RJ11 connector on one end and a 4-wire RJ45 connector on the other, with straight-through wiring, unlike standard 8-wire Ethernet cables.

The RJ11 connector is typically used for telephone lines and modems, while the RJ45 connector is commonly associated with Ethernet networking. This cable uses a specific 4-wire RJ45 configuration for phone line applications.

Plug the RJ11 end into your ADSL modem/router and the RJ45 end into your ADSL filtered faceplate or the appropriate phone line port.

The flat design is useful for routing but can be more susceptible to damage from sharp bends or excessive pulling. Handle with care to ensure longevity.

It means that the wires are connected in the same order from one connector to the other, without any crossover or specific pin reassignments. This is standard for most modem and phone line connections.

Product warranty information is typically provided by the retailer. Please check the product listing or contact the seller for details.

Ensure the RJ11 plug is fully inserted into the modem/router and the RJ45 plug is correctly seated in the faceplate/socket. Verify that the faceplate is correctly filtered for ADSL. Test with a known working phone line or cable if possible.

Inspect the cable for any visible damage, especially near the connectors or any sharp bends. Ensure connectors are clean. Try connecting directly to the master socket to rule out faceplate issues.

Confirm that you are attempting to connect to a socket designed for a 4-wire RJ45 connection for phone lines, not a standard Ethernet port. The cable is not designed for standard networking.