ACT RJ10 (4P/4C) Modular Connector for Flat Cable

The ACT RJ10 (4P/4C) modular connector for flat cable is a compact interface component designed to create reliable electrical connections in telecommunication and low-voltage signal applications. Made for use with modular flat cables, this connector provides a standardized 4-position, 4-conductor termination compatible with devices and wiring systems that accept RJ10 style plugs. Its construction from quality materials ensures consistent contact and durability for both installation and maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The connector features a compact footprint that simplifies installation in space-constrained panels or enclosures and provides secure, standardized termination for 4P/4C flat cables. Its robust contacts and build quality are intended to offer long-lasting performance and consistent electrical connectivity, reducing the need for frequent replacements or adjustments.

Suitable for

• Telecommunication wiring and handset connections using 4P/4C flat cable
• Low-voltage signal lines and simple serial or voice circuits
• Repairs and custom cable assemblies requiring RJ10-style terminations

Key specifications

• Brand: ACT
• Model / MPN: TD102
• EAN: 8716065132113
• Configuration: 4P/4C (4 positions, 4 conductors)
• Intended cable type: modular flat cable
• Category: Cable interface and gender adapters

How to use

Strip the flat cable to the manufacturer-recommended length so that the conductors align with the connector's contact positions. Insert the cable straight into the connector until fully seated, ensuring each conductor matches the intended contact. Use an appropriate crimping or insertion tool designed for modular flatcable RJ10 connectors to secure the termination. After crimping, visually inspect the connection to confirm that the conductors are fully inserted and that contacts engage properly.

Recommendations

Use the ACT RJ10 (4P/4C) connector with compatible flat cable sizes and a proper crimping tool. Avoid excessive bending or strain on the terminated cable and follow local wiring standards for telecommunication or signal installations.