kenable ADSL Broadband Modem Cable - RJ11 to RJ11 - Black - 10m

An RJ11 connector is a standard telephone-style connector with 4 pins, commonly used for telephone lines, DSL modems, and routers.

No, this cable uses RJ11 connectors and is designed for ADSL/DSL broadband connections only. It is not compatible with Ethernet networks, which require RJ45 connectors.

The flat design (2mm height) makes the cable very easy to hide under carpets, along skirting boards, or behind furniture, contributing to a tidier and more organized setup.

You need this cable if you have a DSL or ADSL internet connection and need to connect your modem or router to the phone line socket via an ADSL filter.

It means the internal wires are made of copper, which is essential for reliable and high-speed data transmission, unlike cheaper cables that may use copper-clad aluminum.

No, this product is the ADSL cable itself. It connects to an ADSL filter, which is typically supplied by your internet service provider or purchased separately.

While the cable construction supports high speeds, the actual speed is determined by your internet service plan and provider's network capabilities.

Verify both RJ11 connections are secure in the ADSL filter and the modem/router. Ensure the ADSL filter is correctly installed. Try a different phone socket if possible. Check your Internet Service Provider (ISP) status.

Check for any damage to the cable, particularly near the connectors. Ensure the connectors are clean. Test the connection with a shorter, known-good cable if available to rule out the cable as the fault. Contact your ISP to check line quality.

Confirm you are trying to connect to an RJ11 port (typically found on modems, routers, and phone line faceplates). This cable will not fit into an RJ45 Ethernet port.