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Generic Handset Cord Landline Phone White 12 Ft Curly Coil New In Factory Bag

$ 3.42

Availability: 56 in stock
  • Compatible Model: Generic, Universal
  • Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Year
  • Modified Item: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: China
  • Color: White
  • Features: Sealed individual package, Coil Cord, Gold Plated
  • Connector A: 4P4C (Handset Cord Connector)
  • Brand: Generic
  • Connector Type: 4P4C (Handset Cord Connector)
  • Compatible Connector: 4P4C (Handset Cord Connector)
  • Compatible Brand: Generic, Universal
  • Cable Length: 12 ft
  • UPC: 691326716418
  • MPN: golden-eagle-ge5303 ge-5303, telephone-spring spiral replacement wire cable-rj9, rj22-landline residential landline home-office, twelve-foot, one, heavy-duty 4p4c curly coil gold-plated
  • Custom Bundle: No
  • Type: Handset Cord
  • Connector B: 4p4c
  • Non-Domestic Product: No
  • Cord Length: 12ft.
  • Condition: New

    Description

    A bright white handset cord. Nearly as bright as a washing machine or water heater. Each end has about an inch without curl. Each is new in a plastic sleeve.
    We have sold
    hundreds of thousands
    of cords by this manufacturer. We buy them by the pallet, passing the savings on to you. They are made in China (like nearly all handset cords) and have gold plated contacts. They are lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, PBB, and PBDE free.
    This cord works on
    nearly any phone
    made in the last 30+ years. It uses the standard 4P4C (4 pin 4 conductor) connector which is also called RJ9, RJ10 & RJ22. Do not use it between the phone and the wall jack. The wall jack is 6 or 8 pins wide. It would provide a loose, noisy connection.
    Length:
    The maximum
    practical
    working length of this cord is 7 feet. Relaxed the coiled portion of this cord is about 18 to 20 inches long,
    NOT 12 FEET
    . Add a little more for the uncoiled portion on each end. It is called a 12 foot cord because 12 feet of material goes into the curling machine. This naming scheme is confusing but it's the standard.