RJ11 is generally understood to be a two-conductor connector (with 6 positions), while RJ12 is for 4 conductors, but the terminology is often loosely applied. However, Maplins applies the terms to 4C and 6C respectively for its couplers. I would expect anything described as a…
Read the full replyI need to get an RJ12 crossover coupler. Would it work as an RJ11 crossover coupler?
I mean this kind of thing.
RJ11 is generally understood to be a two-conductor connector (with 6 positions), while RJ12 is for 4 conductors, but the terminology is often loosely applied. However, Maplins applies the terms to 4C and
6C respectively for its couplers.I would expect anything described as a crossover to have 4 conductors, swapping 2,5 with 3,4.
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