The partially substituted cyclotriphosphane (t-BuP)2PH (1) has been obtained by hydrolysis of KP(t-BuP)2 and by the reaction of (t-BuP)2PSiMe3 with methanol, respectively. In contrast to the fully tert-butyl substituted cyclotriphosphane (t-BuP)3, 1 is not stable at room temperature, but decomposes favoring the rearrangement into the cyclotetraphosphane (t-BuP)3PH (2). The 31P NMR parameters of 1 and 2 are reported and discussed.