Kenable Adsl Broadband Modem Cable - RJ11 to RJ11 - White - 5m

This cable is specifically designed to connect your ADSL or VDSL broadband modem/router to your phone line, usually via an ADSL filter, to establish your internet connection.

No, this is an RJ11 cable for telephone line connections to your modem/router. It is not an Ethernet cable (which uses RJ45 connectors) and cannot be used for computer networking.

This particular model is 5 meters long, as indicated in the product title.

The flat design (2mm height) makes it easier to hide the cable under carpets, along skirting boards, or behind furniture without creating a trip hazard or noticeable bulk.

Yes, the RJ11 male connectors are gold-plated to ensure a reliable, corrosion-resistant connection.

It features a full copper core made of 5x0.1mm bare copper strands (32AWG) for efficient signal transmission.

It connects from your phone line (which may have an ADSL filter plugged into it) to your modem/router. If your setup requires an ADSL filter, this cable connects to that filter.

Verify both ends of the cable are securely connected. Ensure the ADSL filter is correctly installed and functional. Try connecting the cable directly to the master phone socket to rule out filter issues. Check router/modem status lights for DSL sync.

Ensure the cable is not damaged or kinked. Check that the RJ11 connectors are clean and fully seated. Test with a different, shorter cable if possible to rule out cable length as a factor. Contact your ISP to check line quality.

Inspect the cable for any visible damage. Ensure the cable is not running near sources of electrical interference. Try a different phone socket or ADSL filter.

Gently allow the cable to warm up to room temperature before attempting to lay it flat. Avoid forcing it into tight bends, which could damage the internal conductors.