🔌 Monoprice RJ11 6P4C Plug: Flat Stranded, 50-Piece/Bag (107268) - Efficient & Practical Phone Connector Solution Review

does exactly what it should. I had to make shorter phone cords and these plugs did exactly what I needed. They work great on flat cable. I used probably half a pack and they all fit perfectly. Highly recommended!

This plug works. What else do you need? I actually removed a few 6P4C connectors to convert them to 6P2C connectors to replace some of the 6P2C connectors which isn't necessary, but I just wanted to keep the factory/original connector type.

A very reliable connector that I need to add an extra connection to my phone line for DSL internet. I was nervous that it would be difficult to get all four wires in the right places, but after googling what they were supposed to be they fell into place and stayed while I crimped them with a six pin crimping tool. Good experience.

Exactly as described. Unfortunately I only needed two and ended up at 50 as I couldn't find a smaller package. I use a VOIP line (ooma) at home and decided to test the fax capabilities of my new printer. The cable I made from it had no connection issues at all. It's important to remember that you need a special tool to crimp them into wire. I use this one and it's great: https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B008UY5WL0/ref=cm_sw_r_sm_apa_fabc_S85AH1K4KFSR91BFHZSB?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

I bought a 50/pack Monoprice RJ11 6P4C spade connector (107268) to use with the Qwik Pro Interlock Buzzer Set for my school trivia team. The old terminals broke a long time ago and I was able to remove them and crimp them onto the old wires (crimp tool sold separately). They worked great and did exactly what I needed with just enough leftovers in the packaging for a replacement and an occasional user error trying to attach the first pair and putting them on backwards. The price was absolutely…

RJ11 modular crimp connectors are great for casual use around the home and in my IT practice. This 50-pack will probably last over a year - I don't plug into cables that often, but when I do I need a solid, reliable connection. I've had mixed results with RJ11 and RJ45 crimps. congestion in the past. Some of it may have been a tool, but I didn't have a bad connection to it. I put 8 of these on cable and so far so good. The cables I use are standard 4-wire modular flat phone cables, which are…

I will post the same review for both items as there is only a slight difference in design. On a photo you can see how they are packed. Good plastic bags of 50 pieces. If you see a number at the top of the packages, one ends with FS and the other with RD. I can only imagine that it means "flat" and "round". In the other two photos I've tried to show the only difference I see. The one designed for round wire has a slightly larger hole than the one used for flat wire. You can use the larger one…