List of Countries and Territories, With The Plugs They Use
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This list covers only single line telephone plugs commonly used in homes and other small installations; there are 44 different variations of plugs, including an Israeli version of BS6312 with different internal wiring of the pins, plus hard wiring to a junction box with no adapter. Special telephone sets use a variety of special plugs, for example micro ribbon for key telephone systems and the wide array of registered jacks.
| Place | Plug types |
|---|---|
| Albania | RJ11 |
| Algeria | F-010 |
| Argentina | RJ11 |
| Australia | 610, RJ11 |
| Austria | TDO |
| Barbados | RJ11 |
| Belarus | RJ11, Polish national 5-pin (WT-4) |
| Belgium | Tetrapolar plug, RJ11 |
| Bolivia | RJ11 |
| Bosnia | RJ11, 3-pin plug used in countries of former Yugoslavia |
| Botswana | BS 6312 |
| Brazil | Telebrás plug, RJ11 |
| Brunei | RJ11 |
| Bulgaria | RJ11, Polish national 5-pin (WT-4) |
| Canada | RJ11 |
| Cayman Islands | RJ11 |
| Chile | RJ11 |
| China Mainland | RJ11 |
| Colombia | RJ11, 2-pin national standard |
| Costa Rica | RJ11 |
| Croatia | RJ11, 3-pin plug used in countries of former Yugoslavia |
| Cyprus | BS 6312, RJ11 |
| Czech Republic | RJ11, 4-pin national plug |
| Denmark | 3-prong national standard, RJ11 |
| Dominican Republic | RJ11 |
| Ecuador | RJ11 |
| Egypt | RJ11 |
| Estonia | RJ11, Polish national 5-pin (WT-4) |
| Faroe Islands | RJ11 |
| Finland | RJ11, 3-prong national standard |
| France | F-010, 8P8C (since 2003) |
| Germany | TAE, 8P8C |
| Gibraltar | BS 6312 |
| Greece | RJ11 |
| Hong Kong | RJ11, BS 6312 |
| Hungary | RJ11 |
| Iceland | RJ11, SS 455 15 50 |
| India | RJ11 |
| Indonesia | RJ11 |
| Iran | RJ11, CEI 23-16/VII, CEE 7/16 |
| Ireland | RJ11, 8P8C, 4 way post office jack |
| Israel | BS 6312 but wired differently to the British Standard], RJ11 |
| Italy | Tripolar plug, RJ11, BTicino 2021 |
| Japan | RJ11 |
| Latvia | RJ11, Polish national 5-pin (WT-4) |
| Lithuania | RJ11, Polish national 5-pin (WT-4) |
| Liechtenstein | Reichle-connector, 4-pin Swiss telephone plugs |
| Luxembourg | RJ11, 4-pin luxembourgish telephone plug |
| Macedonia | RJ11, 3-pin plug used in countries of former Yugoslavia |
| Malaysia | RJ11 |
| Malta | BS 6312, RJ11 |
| Mexico | RJ11 |
| Montenegro | RJ11, 3-pin plug used in countries of former Yugoslavia |
| Morocco | F-010, RJ11 |
| Netherlands | RJ11, Dutch telephone plug |
| Nigeria | RJ11 |
| New Zealand | BS 6312, RJ11, 8P8C |
| Norway | 8P8C, 3-prong national standard, 6-prong national standard |
| Pakistan | RJ11 |
| Panama | RJ11 |
| Peru | RJ11 |
| Philippines | RJ11 |
| Poland | RJ11, Polish national 5-pin (WT-4) coupled with RJ11 socket |
| Portugal | RJ11 |
| Romania | RJ11, 3-pin triangular plug similar to the Italian Tripolar plug, 5-pin R.S.-79.809 |
| Russia | RJ11, Polish national 5-pin (WT-4) |
| Serbia | RJ11, 3-pin plug used in countries of former Yugoslavia |
| Singapore | RJ11 |
| Slovenia | RJ11, 3-pin plug used in countries of former Yugoslavia |
| Slovakia | RJ11, 4-pin national plug |
| South Africa | RJ11, Protea, 8P8C |
| South Korea | 4-pin standard plug, RJ11 |
| Spain | RJ11 |
| Sri Lanka | RJ11 |
| Sweden | SS 455 15 50, RJ11 |
| Switzerland | Reichle-connector, 4-pin plugs |
| Taiwan | RJ11 |
| Thailand | RJ11 |
| Trinidad and Tobago | RJ11 |
| Turkey | RJ11, Tripolar plug in older installations |
| Ukraine | RJ11, Polish national 5-pin (WT-4) |
| United Arab Emirates | BS 6312 |
| United Kingdom | BS 6312, RJ11 |
| United States | RJ11 and other Registered jacks, 4-pin Bell System plugs |
| Uruguay | RJ11 |
| Venezuela | RJ11 |
| Zimbabwe | BS 6312, RJ11 |
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