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Bob P
Anon
2008-Oct-30 2:48 pm
multiple phone questionI have Verizon DSL, and can get a dry loop config.
Will I be able to use the existing house wiring to use multiple phones, or will I be limited to one without stringing cables to other phones?
I can't find any wiring diagrams online, and their tech support is unsure.
Appreciate any info. before ordering service.
Thanks, Bob P |
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Kinzoo join:2004-01-22 Buffalo, NY 2 edits |
Kinzoo
Member
2008-Oct-30 3:05 pm
Bob,
I also have Verizon DSL with dry-loop.
Yes you can use your existing house wiring, but you have to make sure your DSL line is disconnected from the phone outlets in the house. The only line you want connected to your DSL line is the one that goes to your Verizon modem.
BE VERY CAREFUL!!!!!
Why don't you get a cordless phone with 3, 4, or 5 extensions. You only have to plug the base into the Phone Power adapter. The extensions you plug into any AC receptacle in the house.
No need to wire all of them to the phone lines. |
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Kinzoo 1 edit |
to Bob P
Try this link if you don't want to go with the cordless phones!!! EWK » www.google.com/search?nu ··· &spell=1 |
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Bob P to Bob P
Anon
2008-Oct-30 7:29 pm
to Bob P
Thanks, I hadn't thought of that. Bob P |
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PhonePower Premium Member join:2007-07-20 Winnetka, CA |
to Bob P
If you do use the existing wire, it is absolutely crucial to cut any connection to your phone company. This is doubly difficult if you have naked dsl since you need at least one connection. The electricity in an un-activated phone line will definitely blow your telephone adapter.
I strongly recommend getting a multiple handset cordless phone. I've seen them starting at $29 for 2 phones. |
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