 ang_mor
join:2009-05-02 Mont-Royal, QC
| [DSL] Compare DSL Splitters ?
What is a GOOD brand of (indoor) DSL/POTS splitter ?
If I search google with: compare dsl pots splitter
I get price comparisons but no comments on performance / quality.
Filters are almost useless for me.
P.S. Wilcom splitters look like re-branded Corning splitters.
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  sashwa Pixie Cat Crunchin' n Foldin' Premium,Mod join:2001-01-29 Alcatraz clubs:  | Let's see if we can get you some help in our General Questions forum.
Good luck.
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  Jahntassa What, I can have feathers Premium join:2006-04-14 Conway, SC | reply to ang_mor It sounds like you want a single DSL filter with Phone / DSL jacks on it.
Otherwise you're looking for just a standard POTS splitter.
I doubt you'll find reviews on either, to be perfectly honest. |
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  manfmmd Premium join:2003-01-14 Earth clubs:
| reply to ang_mor I've always used the SUTTLE Line Conditioners PN: 340-R001-031 that were included with my DSL Modem.
»www.bonanzle.com/booths/bvaughnf···_Adapter
I'm sure you can find them cheaper.
They also make the 340-R002-020 Wall Mount Line Conditioner, they are a bit harder to find. -- If the road to Hell is paved with good intentions, what is the road to Heaven paved with?
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join:2002-01-19 Santa Clara, CA
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| reply to ang_mor said by ang_mor :What is a GOOD brand of (indoor) DSL/POTS splitter ? Splitters should use large inductors and capacitors not easily damaged by line surges. Keptel, Siecor, Corning for outdoor, and many house labels for indoor. Anything smaller than a 4"x3" box is probably junk. Spec should state insertion loss, band reject loss, max voltage surge. |
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  tschmidt Premium,MVM join:2000-11-12 Milford, NH
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 Splitter vs inline filter |
Here is old BBR picture comparing the internal components of splitter (lower circuit card) and typical inline filter (upper circuit card.)
I used Corning/Siecor, now TII, whole house splitter. Have not done a comparison with other units. It is a three stage passive filter whereas in-line are typically single stage. Has fused secondary surge protection. The one I have has Half-Ringer test circuit after the filter allowing the one in the NID to be removed. ADSL is designed to operating with half-ringer but is line is marginal removing it is one less unfiltered load.
»www.tiinettech.com/repository/da···0108.pdf
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