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This Kenable ADSL/VDSL modem cable connects your broadband router or modem to your phone line, ensuring a stable signal for your internet connection. Ideal for home users needing a reliable link between their ADSL filter and modem, it offers a discreet, low-profile design that can be easily hidden. A key benefit is its full copper core for high-speed data transfer, though its primary function is direct line connection, meaning it doesn't amplify or boost the signal.
| Model Part Number | 005771 |
|---|---|
| Brand | kenable |
An ADSL cable, like this one, connects your modem or broadband router to your phone line (via an ADSL filter) to provide internet access.
No, this cable provides the connection between your modem/router and an ADSL filter. The ADSL filter itself is typically required and sold separately.
RJ11 is a standard telephone connection type. This cable has RJ11 connectors on both ends, which are common for modem and phone connections.
No, this cable is specifically designed for ADSL/VDSL broadband connections. It is not compatible with standard Ethernet (which uses RJ45 connectors).
The cable's low-profile, flat design (2mm high) makes it easy to hide under carpets, along skirting boards, or behind furniture.
This specific product is 1 meter in length.
The cable features a full copper core (5x0.1mm bare copper strands, 32AWG) for efficient data transfer and gold-plated RJ11 connectors.
Verify that the cable is securely plugged into both the modem/router and the ADSL filter. Ensure the ADSL filter is correctly connected to the phone line. Check if your broadband service is active and that the modem/router is powered on and synced (check status lights).
Inspect the cable for any visible damage, kinks, or worn connectors. Try a different, known-good ADSL filter. Ensure the cable is not routed near sources of electrical interference. If problems persist, consider testing with a different cable or contacting your Internet Service Provider (ISP).
Confirm you are using the correct port (RJ11, typically labeled 'DSL' or 'Internet') on your modem/router and filter. The RJ11 connector should fit snugly without excessive force. If it seems too loose or too tight, double-check compatibility.
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