My current wall phone has a line cord with a j11 on each end-it clips into the wall jack -Does this phone have the same arrangement?
1177988
Not sure what a j11 is but my wall plate and jack were many years old. Flat metal plate with what looks like a regular size slot for the phone wire. Worked perfect
1177989
the phone has about a 3 inch cord that plugs into a wall jack.the other end is fastened inside the phone. as far I can tell the phone end does NOT have a removable connector.
1177990
the handset is connected by the usual plastic clips that allow the cord to be easily replaced. The base unit has a very short cord that clips into the wall mount plate. It all works well.
1177991
I can only state that it's a standard telephone jack, don't know about the numbers
31253
I don't think so. I replace another wall mounted unit, so the jack was there. I'd take it off to look for you, but they are tricky to get back on again. However, there ia a bigger issue with this phone - the voice quality is very poor. I never pick it up and use my portables to answer all my calls. The only reason it's still on the wall is so we have one "hard wired" phone in the house that will work during a power outage. Other than that, it's sound quality is worse than my wireless phones!!
690865
Think so, i have 1 landline phone and this is 2 nd phone, same #. Just plugged it into phone jack on wall.
280188
no this phone is an accessory to the main phone only plugs into wall outlet not into phone jack
1616029
This is the same cable which is used between corded phone and handset and is using jack RJ22, but cable between handset and corded phone usually has only 2 wires connected, unfortunately scales need all 4 wires, in other case it will not work correctly (I've just tried). So connectors are RJ22, but with all 4 wires connected on both sides rj10 is also another name for rj22
1951840
It has a phone jack connection recessed about 1/2 inch from the surface of the back. If your wall connection point is a jack, then you should be able to connect the two with a short cord.
1072313
This plugs into the wall phone jack. You will require an duplex splitter to convert the single wall jack into two. I hope this helps.
539065
Yeah, the handset is attached by a modular handset cord, it's not like the really old-style phones where the cord was permanently attached. The cord running from the handset to the phone base has the standard 4P4C jacks (also called RJ-9 jacks) for phone handset connection, while the phone connects to the wall jack by (the slightly bigger) RJ-11 connections.
1679105
Yes, you just plug it into a standard wall phone jack. This phone never worked right from the start and had all kinds of static and screeching sounds. The company also would not accept a return because I had purchased it as a gift and didnt' give it until a month later. Would not recommend buying this product!
1877633
If you mean a cord with Quick Connect on one end and RJ9 (smaller than typical phone cord) on other side. Then that depends on your phone. This has the Quick Connect on the end so you will need what ever adapter connection your phone has (USB, RJ9, etc).
405663
No this is not RJ 11 phone to wall telephone jack cable this is RJ45 Ethernet computer to cable service wall jack.
2239294
While I haven't used phone frequently in the situation you described, I can advise that I have not had a problem. The one disappointment that I have with this phone is that the cord is not replaceable. I had hoped to use as a wall phone, but cord is much too short. It has been put into service as a desk phone.
726345
The plug is the standard RJ9 size like what is on a standard telephone handset coiled cord, not the RJ11 that plugs into the wall jack. The RJ9 is made the same but slightly smaller.
1247708
Yes. I have mine "in from wall jack to answering machine" out from answering machine to phone jack."
2042019
You have to attach a standard phone cable to the wall jack. You can buy a splitter so that the phone and the unit uses the same wall jack; very cheap. The phone has no part in the process since the unit dials out to any number(s) you select. I have a portable phone for my house phone but as I said, it plays no role in the call out process. The unit works well after you understand the instructions.
1425086
It does go in a standard RJ11 jack, but I think these are designed to go with Cisco phones only.
601984
I am not sure about the number Rj11, but the phone does slide up and into the plug and attaches itself to the wall. So I believe the answer is yes.