SPA Phone RJ-9 Headset Jack Adaptor

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edited on: ‎02-15-2011 ‎02:44 PM

The SPA phones use a 2.5mm headset jack for headsets.

In the event that your headset has a RJ-9 connector, you can use a 2.5mm to RJ-9 / RJ-22 modular cable to connect your device to a SPA phone.

The TelephonyWare SK-42 [tx00537] has been informally tested to work with the SPA phones.

Here's a direct link to the male 2.5mm to male RJ-9 adaptor cable: http://www.telephonyware.com/telephonyware/products/rj9-25mm-sk42.html

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