will this work with my RCA desk phone? Current model is 5-2651; came with the phone. Hard to find "L" shaped replacement!
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No I don't think so. This is made for a wah wah pedal (guitar effect). It is not made for telephones. You should look at Radio Shack for telephone accessories.
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The voltage and current rating look right (9volts at 200milliamps), but O can't tell you if the polarity of the plug is correct for that device. There should be a little symbol near the socket that looks like a dot with a semicircle surrounding it and with a "+" connected to the dot in the middle (center positive). If that matches, then you're golden. If not, then you need to keep looking. Please note, the part of this adapter with the two spade-pins that plugs into the wall socket can separate from the body of the adapter and is notorious for breaking away from it. The only fix I've found for that is to glue it in place with super glue or model glue. The voltage and current rating look right (9volts at 200milliamps), but O can't tell you if the polarity of the plug is correct for that device. There should be a little symbol near the socket that looks like a dot with a semicircle surrounding it and with a "+" connected to the dot in the middle (center positive). If that matches, then you're golden. If not, then you need to keep looking. Please note, the part of this adapter with the two spade-pins that plugs into the wall socket can separate from the body of the adapter and is notorious for breaking away from it. The only fix... » Read More The voltage and current rating look right (9volts at 200milliamps), but O can't tell you if the polarity of the plug is correct for that device. There should be a little symbol near the socket that looks like a dot with a semicircle surrounding it and with a "+" connected to the dot in the middle (center positive). If that matches, then you're golden. If not, then you need to keep looking. Please note, the part of this adapter with the two spade-pins that plugs into the wall socket can separate from the body of the adapter and is notorious for breaking away from it. The only fix I've found for that is to glue it in place with super glue or model glue. « Show Less
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I don't know. I would stop by a phone store and see if they are the same dimensions. Hope that helps a little.
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I just ordered this for my CU500 (not listed as being compatible), and it's working great. It should work for any LG that has the 2.5mm plug, but obviously I can't guarantee it.
661508
Google your phone model and make and check out the stats. I replaced one that was in my phone, so if it says it's for your type of phone, take a chance
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Hi Kathie. Yes it will work, here are the codes. RCA..........................0000, 0571, 0822, 2213
268170
only if they have RCA jacks. what phone do you have that has RCA jacks ?what system would they plug into ?
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i plugged this into my office phone and it worked well. Then they changed the phone system which made it incompatible. I would start there, and look for compatible equipment. Its just to iffy.
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Mine was for a Uniden DECT 6.0 dual handset. I recommend checking the internet (just google your phone device number) and it will give you compatible replacement battery numbers. The batteries are working fine, I just had to take scissors and snip the outer wrap (where the wires exit the battery pack) to close the battery compartment door.
237808
I'm not positive, I'm not familiar with RCA products. Sorry. Thanks for the inquiry.
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I would go to radio shack and ask or call phone manufacturer. They should.help
473757
I was told they no longer make this model. Maybe a cell phone repair place? I wish I could be more helpful
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Go to RadioShack or any other electronic store. ask for head phone to rca adapter.
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i have the black version, but this should be the same. the cord to the phone jack has a standard "AT&T;" phone jack. a discount store (wal mart), meijers', lowes' should have an inexpensive plastic "tee" or "union" to join the original cord to an extension. i'm handy, but i'm not taking apart a heavy duty phone like these...
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It will fit any phone with a 2.5 mm jack. These are usually just home phones, not cell phones or some office phones. If your office phone doesn't have a 2.5 mm jack but instead has a headphone jack that looks more like a phone cord jack, you may need a headset more like the Plantronics S12 Corded Telephone Headset System.
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If you look up the model number on the RCA website you will find the following under "Outputs": Digital Audio(Coaxial) 1 Rear Audio L/R Shared w/ Head Phone Jack Head Phone 1 Rear
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I put it in an ATT EL52251 and it works great. I would check the "plug-in" and the port on your phone, and see if they match up. Also, your model should be listed in the compatible devices list.
710295
I am not specifically familiar with that model, but yes, this is very comparable to the old fashioned standard desk phones. It's not a light weight cheap model at all. I love mine and wouldn't know the difference between it and an old model other than the added handset volume control. HTH