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Phone Socket Types
Installation of a phone socket will depend on how you want to use it and where it is to be mounted.
There are two common styles of phone sockets in Australia, the older 600 series phone socket and the newer RJ phone socket or jack.
The RJ phone socket is much easier to terminate and looks nicer when correctly installed.
Here are some RJ phone socket applications that we stock.
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| Single Krone Flush Plate with phone socket jack | Double Krone Flush Plate with phone socket jacks | Wall mount kit for wall mounted phones |
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| Single Krone surface mount with phone socket jack | Double Krone surface mount with 2 phone socket jacks | Single Clipsal Classic wall plate |
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| Double Clipsal Classic wall plate | 3 Gang Clipsal Classic wall plate | 4 Gang Clipsal Classic wall plate |
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| 5 Gang Clipsal Classic wall plate | 6 Gang Clipsal Classic wall plate | Single Clipsal 2000 wall plate |
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| Double Clipsal 2000 wall plate | 3 Gang Clipsal 2000 wall plate | 4 Gang Clipsal 2000 wall plate |
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| 5 Gang Clipsal 2000 wall plate | 6 Gang Clipsal 2000 wall plate |
Here are some older style 600 series phone socket applications.
We do not stock these items as we consider them to be outdated.
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| 610 Phone socket | 611 Mode 3 socket |