RJ stands for egistered ack. These standard connectors are used for connecting telecomms equipment.
Six-conductor modular telephone jack wired for up to four wires. The most common telephone jack in the world is the RJ-11. This connects telephone instruments, modems, and fax machines to a female RJ-11 jack. The female jack often mounts to the wall or floor.
USOC Registered Jack #11; a North American standard 4-wire modular telephone jack.
Standard 4-wire connectors for phone lines. Standard 4-wire connectors for phone lines.
Standard 4 to 6 wire modular jack used to connect telephones/fax/etc to the TELCO network
The “common†telephone jack. Usually wired with four wires, the red and green signify the tip and ring circuits.
This is the standard telephone connector--a tab snaps into the socket and has to be pressed to remove the connector from the wall. An ordinary phone circuit uses two wires. The RJ-11 jack has room for up to four wires, but at a glance it's easy to mistake with the larger RJ-45 jack, which can house up to eight wires.
A standard modular connector that supports two pairs of telephone wire. Used to connect the DSL line wall jack to the DSL modem or router at your premises.
The common modular telephone jack. Universal on phones, modems, faxes, and the like and used in satellite TV receivers to keep track of things like pay-per-view transactions.
The standard for analogue phone jacks. Australia used to use a 4 prong jack but is slowly moving to the RJ11 standard.
A standard telephone connector.
A standard modular connector (jack or plug) that supports two pairs of wires (four wires). RJ-11 is commonly used for most residential telephones, fax machines and modems.
This is the standard phone jack connector and supports 4 separate copper wires. This is commonly called a POTS line, for "plain old telephone system."
The most common telephone jack in the world, this is a six-conductor modular jack wired with 4 wires. You probably have RJ-11 jacks in your house.
A standard modular jack used for to connect a single phone line. In alternate variations, it can also handle two or three lines.
A phone jack commonly used in phones, modems and fax machines.
Registered Jack 11. This is the standard telephone connector.
A 4-to-6 pin telephone-style connector used with UTP.
Registered Jack-11. The connector that is used to terminate standard telephone cable. RJ-11 is a modular connector with four pins.
(Registered Jack type 11) This is the standard phone jack connector and supports 4 separate copper wires. Contrast with RJ-45.
RJ-11 is a fancy name for the modular connector your telephone and/or modem uses to connect with the telephone wiring of your home and/or office. Before RJ-11 connectors, hooking up a phone meant stripping wires, unscrewing the phone-jack box, and connecting a spaghetti-like mess of multicolored wires to the correct places. Thankfully, the many-colored wires now feed into a convenient plastic clip, the RJ-11 jack. In fact, many of the consumer electronic appliances in your home use standardized RJ connections. Cable television lines screw easily onto the back of your set via RJ-59 connections. RJ-58 is common among computer networks, as is RJ-45, which is also utilized in ISDN telephone connections and many office telephone networks.
International standard connection type for analogue telephones - also called "Western Connector". This connector is used for the connection of phone communication devices. This standard connector originates from the USA. Since the connector is quite reasonable, it is in the meantime also common for EU and other telecommunications.
A standard connector, the type of modular jack used with telephones.
A telephone-industry standard connector type, usually containing four pins.
A four-contact or six-contact modular connector commonly used in telephones, fax devices, modems, and other analog (dial) network devices.
The standard 6 pin jack utilized to connect an ordinary telephone. Most residences have RJ-11 jacks for telephone service. (Some digital telephones on PBX's in offices also use RJ-11 jacks)
Standard 4-wire connectors for phone lines. RJ-11 connectors are also used for PhoneNet wiring.
Registered Jack 11, a standard phone jack.
The most common type of telephone jack.
Registered Jack 11 The most common telephone jack . While it can have six conductors, it is usually installed with only four (a red and green pair, and a black and white pair). The red and green pair usually carries the voice or data signal for a single telephone line.The black and white pair may be used for other low-voltage signals.
RJ-11 is a six-conductor modular jack that is typically wired for four conductors. The RJ-11 jack is the most common telephone jack in the world.
The type of modular jack used with telephones. It connects one to three pairs of wires with a transparent connector that plugs into your phone on one end and a wall jack on the other.
Standard connector of 4 wires for telephone lneas
A standard connector used to connect analog devices to a telephone line. The "RJ" stands for "registered jack". Also see Analog Signals RJ-45
A four-wire jack used with Cat3 cable for telephone
Technical name for a standard phone cable used by telephones and modems. One RJ-11 cable is supplied with each of our desk- top modem products. This is a six-conductor modular telephone jack wired for up to four wires. The most common telephone jack in the world, the RJ-11 is typically used for connecting telephone instruments, modems, and fax machines to a female RJ-11 jack on the wall or in the floor.
A phone line connection found on modems, telephones and house phone outlets.
Six-conductor modular jack used with four-wire cabling. Most common phone jack in the world and is used commonly on phones, modems, and fax machines.
RJ-11 is standard modular phone connector. There are 3 different types: 2, 4, and 6 conductor connectors. They're all the same, except that contacts or wires are missing. Ordinary phone connectors are 4-conductor (2 pairs = 2 phone lines). Sometimes you get a phone wire that only has 2 conductors in it; this will screw you up if you're trying to run more than 1 phone line. There's also a little-bitty version of this connector that only has 2 conductors on it. It will fit in the same socket.
A plug type used by telephones. Don't confuse it with the larger RJ-45 plug type used in Ethernet networks.
Phone line connection found on devices such as modems.
(Registered Jack 11) - a standard connector that is used to connect to the telephone line, the most common telephone jack. RJ-45
Wiring with 4 or 6 wire modular connectors; commonly used for standard telephone lines.
A standard modular connector that can support two pairs of wires (four wires). RJ-11 connectors are used for most PSTN CPE (telephones, faxes, and modems).
A standard four-wire modular connector used with telephones.
The type of small plug and socket used by modems to connect to a telephone socket. A converter plug is needed before an RJ-11 cable can be plugged into a standard UK telephone socket.
Connector at the end of a standard telephone cable.