Adaptador TAE InLine TAE-F macho / TAE NFF + RJ11 6P4C fêmea 0,2 m

Flexible signal distribution:Outputs the signal from a TAE-F socket to 1x TAE-N, 2x TAE-F, and 1x RJ11 socket – ideal for a wide range of connection requirements.
Combined connection versatility:Enables the parallel use of analog end devices and modern communication technology with RJ11 interface.
Space-saving solution:With a cable length of 0.2 m, the adapter is ideal for applications in confined installation environments.
Reliable connection:High-quality workmanship ensures stable plug connections and secure signal transmission.
Easy integration:Can be used immediately on any TAE-F socket – no additional tools or mounting accessories required.

The InLine® TAE adapter is a practical extension for any telecommunications installation with a TAE-F connection. It forwards the incoming signal to three TAE sockets (1x TAE-N, 2x TAE-F) and one RJ11 socket. This allows analog end devices such as telephones or fax machines to be connected, as well as modern communication devices with an RJ11 interface.
Thanks to its compact design with a cable length of 0.2 m, the adapter is particularly suitable for installations with limited space, such as in server cabinets or office workstations. Its ease of use means it is ready for immediate use – ideal for technical service providers, system houses, or installation companies that need a reliable and flexible connection solution.

Plug: TAE-F
Sockets: 1x TAE-N, 2x TAE-F, 1x RJ11 (6P4C)
Cable length: 0.2 m
Color: Black
Use: Analog / DSL / router-compatible

InLine TAE Adapter TAE-F German male / TAE NFF + RJ11 6P4C female 0.2m. Connector 1: TAE (F), Connector 2: TAE (N) + RJ-11. Product colour: Beige

How to use

Insert the adapter's TAE-F male plug into a wall TAE-F socket. Plug telephones, answering machines or other TAE devices into the available TAE-N or TAE-F female ports and connect modems or routers using the RJ11 6P4C female port. Ensure devices are powered and configured as required by the manufacturer.

Recommendations

Use the adapter for short extensions and device sharing near the outlet; avoid creating long cascades of passive splitters to maintain signal quality. For DSL or line-sensitive installations, verify compatibility of connected equipment and cabling.