6P4C RJ11 female to Duplex female Telephone socket Splitter adapter

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The description "6P4C RJ11 female to Duplex female Telephone socket Splitter adapter" refers to a specific type of adapter used in telephone connections.

Here's what each part of the description means:
6P4C RJ11 female: This indicates the type of connector and its gender.

• 6P4C: Stands for "6 Position 4 Conductor". It's a standard type of connector used in telephone cables. RJ11 connectors are typically used for single-line telephone connections. The 6P4C designation specifies the number of positions (6) and conductors (4) in the connector.
• Female: Indicates that this connector has sockets or receptacles to accept male connectors (pins).

• Duplex female: "Duplex" typically means there are two sockets or ports. "Female" indicates that these ports are designed to accept male connectors.
• Telephone socket: Specifically designed for telephone connections, where RJ11 connectors are commonly used.

• It allows you to connect two separate devices (such as telephones or modems) to a single RJ11 telephone wall socket.

In summary, the "6P4C RJ11 female to Duplex female Telephone socket Splitter adapter" allows you to split a single RJ11 telephone line into two separate connections, typically used for connecting multiple devices to a single telephone line socket.

    Main Features    

The main feature of a 6P4C RJ11 female to Duplex female Telephone socket Splitter adapter is that it allows you to split a single telephone line into two separate connections.

Here's what each part means:

• 6P4C RJ11 female: This refers to the connector type commonly used for telephone connections. 6P4C stands for 6 positions and 4 contacts. It's a standard connector for telephone cables.
• Duplex female Telephone socket: This indicates that the adapter has two female connectors where you can plug in standard telephone cables.

So, the adapter essentially splits one RJ11 telephone line into two separate connections, allowing you to connect two devices (like telephones, fax machines, or modems) to a single telephone line simultaneously. This can be useful in scenarios where you need multiple devices to share the same phone line without having to physically unplug and switch connections.

 

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