CAT3 RJ11 Connector 4-Contact 6P4C (25/PK)

6 position, 4 contact RJ11 connector for CAT3/5e and traditional phone wire

SKU: 85-344

Key Specifications

Feed-Thru
No
Shielded
No
Warranty
Limited 1 Year
Impedance
100
Frequency – Range
16 MHz to 100 MHz
Connector Gender
Male
Positions/Contacts
6P4C
Center Conductor Range
N/A
Dielectric Diameter – Range
N/A
Color
Clear
For Wire Type
Solid, Stranded

Detailed information

The RJ11 connector is designed for used in voice/phone applications. The RJ11 6P4C (four contacts) is used for 1 or 2 line phone systems common in residential systems. Modular plug connectors support the latest TIA/EIA standards for twisted pair cabling. IDEAL® RJ11 connectors are designed to work seamlessly with our Telemaster™ series of crimp tools.

  • 6 position, 4 contact RJ11 connector for CAT3/5e and traditional phone wire
  • 50 micro-inch gold plating on contact mating area for long term reliability in connectivity, even after hundreds of mating cycles
  • Complies with industry standard mechanical and electrical specifications for compatibility with compliant telephone jacks and ports
  • Designed to work seamlessly with IDEAL® Telemaster™ crimping tools. Also compatible with industry standard modular plug crimping tools meeting specifications.
  • Use with 1 or 2 line phone systems
  • UL Listed
  • Pack of 25 connectors

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