NECABLES 20Pack Telephone Modular Plug RJ11/RJ12 6P6C Connector for Phone Line Cord (Compatible with Both Solid and Stranded Wire)

I have some old phones, one of which needed a new handset cord, but I couldn't find one in just the right color. So I ordered some of these 4P4C ("RJ9") connectors and was able to replace the broken connector myself. Worked perfectly.

The connector is plastic, and it is well made, there is no extra material on the edges.

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I installed these RJ9 connectors on a high quality Western Electric handset cord and the resulting connection was dead—no dial tone. The cord was known to work—the reason for replacing the connector was that the locking mechanism broke. I carefully prepared the wire, fully inserted it into the connector and crimped with a high quality crimper that I used in the past and … nothing. The connectors looked like they were installed correctly. I tried re-crimping —-nothing. I tried cutting off the “defective” connector and carefully installed a new RJ9 connector. No cigar. The connection looked good; I couldn’t figure it out.Then I got out a 40 year old El-cheapo plastic crimper and … it worked! I then re-crimped other non-working connections with the old El-cheapo crimper and they worked too!So if you install these connectors and the connection doesn’t work, try a different crimper. What I thought was a high quality crimper did not work, but an old El-cheapo one did.

Purchased several packages of these to make shortened handset cables at a customer, and they seem to work fine, a good value.

I had an issue with my RJ11 wires plug because the end wouldnt snap into place and would side out on my RV, I found these replacement plugs and snipped the end off the broken one, lined the colors up and used a special crimper that I borrowed from a friend and in 2 minutes I had a new plug end! Great Plug

I recently purchased a scale with a detached display, but the included coil cable was too short for my use, and I wasn't a fan of the coil style. After doing some research I figured out the connection was RJ22 or RJ9 (still not sure what the difference is). Using these connectors and 50ft of phone cable I purchased separately, I was able to make a custom-length cable that works perfectly. These seem like good quality connectors and very reasonable priced for way more connectors than I'll ever need. Highly recommended.

Bought these to replace one that had a broken tab for one of my electronics that use it for power, few months down the line and still running strong. No sign of the tab becoming loose, gets a good snap everytime I plug it in.