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Telephone/Network Cable Latch Fix
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Don't throw away your cables with broken tabs.
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One day at work, I picked up my phone only to have the handset cord fall out of the receiver. Yeah, I could run to Best Buy and pick up another cord, but that seemed wasteful. Plus, I've had the same problem with network cables.
So I designed these models. There are three sizes: RJ9 which is commonly used by handset cables; RJ11, the normal telephone cable, and RJ47, the standard network cable size.
Simply slip one of these behind the damaged cable end, and they'll snap in and hold the end in place.
Sorry but these will likely need supports.
I hope this helps!