RJ22 4P/4C Connectors for Flat Cable (50 Pcs Per Bag)

cats are wonderful creatures especially when they are young, playful cute kittens, they chase their littermates, attack catmip filled toys, play with string and bite through telephone cords. Yes, they do or at least mine did. I lost the two landlines within hours of each other, not the line from the jack to the phone, easy to repleace, oh no, the handset line. Handset lines are hard to find, cost way too much and last about twnety-four hours around those cute little furrballs. So I got the end plugs and a crimping tool and haven't had a dead phone in weeks. It takes a try or two to get the crimp right and you do have to be aware phone lines are crossed between the handset and the phone base, so be sure to look at the wires before you crimp, but after that you can use the phone just like a real person. And now there's no excuse for not calling Aunt Fern in Winnamucka.

Works well and Ive repaired many of thecorded phones I have....(12) Well worth the few pennies I spent on them.

I needed to create cables for cordless headset adapters for a dispatch center installation and had to get these ordered as soon as possible. These are the 4 conductor connection that fits in the small jack for the handset cord on a telephone desk set, and they are not common! I located these on Amazon and had them in three days without rushing the order. They were perfect for the job!

These are getting harder to find at local stores and if you do they are very expensive. Now I have a lot on hand and can replace the ends on handsets cables that are acting up.

What can one say about RJ22s that hasn't already been said better and more eloquently? Hey, it's a plug, it crimps on to the end of a wire, then plugs into the wall jack. That's about all it do, and it do it extremely well, and the price was right! Buy these!

I needed RJ22 connectors to repair a bed alarm pad for my elderly father-in-law. These were priced right, but I had to buy 100. Good thing, since my RJ11/45 crimping tool would not work. I had to buy another crimper at Lowe's, but it all worked out well.

Works great. Made up some of these and haven't had any issue with quality. If you need economical RJ22s don't look any further.

Purchased this phone plug to repair a disappearing 25 foot handset phone cord. After several attempts using the crimping tool, the plug worked well and the phone line was repaired. Now the 25 coiled handset line will last a long time by having these on hand.