4P4C PLUG

You have to have the right tools; but with the right tools, anyone can do this! I was getting static on my handset cord. I cut off one end at a time, stripped it back stuck the new plug on in the same orientation, and crimped it with my old, good, _metal_ ethernet crimping tool. No big deal for me, as among other things (laughing), I have some experience wiring up computer systems for clients, a motel with horrid WiFi, etc. (Laughing, they were as cheap as me!) But it is easy, anyone can do this if they don't let go of the cable before putting the plug on so as not to get the new plug on upside down. That's the key, just don't let go of the cord so as not to let it turn over, and put the new plug on in the same orientation. The wires are usually color coded, but that can be hard to see, so just don't let go of the cable. And no more static!

Was exactly what I needed to re wire my sons basketball arcade hoops game. He broke the original cable connector and these were a perfect match.

These work well to replace the ends of handset cords

Fast delivery. Thank you.

SAVE YOUR MONEY. I used a dozen of them and 3 different crimps, including one that a professional use. After stripping the outer cover, there are 4 covered conductors. The plug contacts must not be long enough to perse the stripped wire coating. Even with scraping some of the 4 conductor insulation away. More cheap junk from you-know-where. UPDATE: I decided to try a couple more times before trashing the connectors. These connectors are slightly smaller than the original WE. I finally was able to get continuity through the line. I also checked the contacts in the phone and slightly re-bent them to be a tighter fit to compensate for the slightly smaller plug. Still only 3 stars for being a pain in the butt

Shipped to me quickly.

they work

buenos