Monoprice Inc. 928 phone cable 2.1336 m RJ11 6P4C straight
- Male to Male
- Others
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Connects a 3.5 mm headset to RJ9 desk phones such as Avaya models
This Vszerda adapter cable connects a 3.5 mm headset to a desk phone using an RJ9 4P4C male plug. It is designed for office workers who prefer a standard headset jack over a proprietary handset port. The cable provides a direct wired link without requiring additional configuration.
The adapter replaces a fixed handset cord when the desk phone uses an RJ9 4P4C port and the headset uses a 3.5 mm plug. The jump is worth it when the phone supports headset mode through that port and the user wants a single cable for daily calls.
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The adapter uses a standard RJ9 4P4C male connector designed for the handset jack on compatible Avaya desk phones.
Plug the headset's 3.5 mm jack into the female socket on the adapter, then insert the RJ9 male end into the phone's handset port.
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