Sennheiser SC630Wired single-sided wired headset telephone accessory
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Splits a single RJ11 6P4C line into two female ports with a 13 cm beige cable
This beige adapter cable splits a single RJ11 6P4C male connection into two female ports. It measures 13 cm in total length and is designed for standard telephone line setups. The compact body dimensions are 2.2 x 2.7 x 2.1 cm for a tidy installation.
The adapter provides one male plug and two female jacks, so it cannot combine two separate lines into one socket. Buyers who need to merge two incoming lines or require a different pin configuration such as 6P2C should look for a dedicated coupler or splitter with that wiring.
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The cable measures 13 cm end to end, so the two female ports will sit roughly 13 cm away from the wall jack once the male plug is inserted.
The 6P4C connector carries four active contacts, which is the standard arrangement for a single analogue telephone line.
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