does this unit protect phone line to modem
1535902
No just a surge protector. Where you plug in tv, sound system, DVD player, video Game console and other electronics . I purchased for my entertainment center
1535903
This should protect phone line to modem. Should be no different than a jack by means of compatibility. As R. Darst said, I cannot confirm it does either, but would suspect it does.
1535904
As previously written, since that would be a DSL situation (and I am on cable), I would have to guess that it would but I do not have experience with that. I have no use for the phone jack in my configuration.
1535905
There is a phone in and out, so I would assume yes, but I am not sure. I don't us a phone/DSL line for internet service. The HP/Monster Digital PowerCenter 450 (HPM MDP 450 ES) has a separate Network IN/OUT, but I'd assume that's intended for ethernet cable.
1850939
I don't really know but this unit did not work for me I ended up buying a netgear and going with Magic Jack plus for phone serviceas Time Warner requires their own modem for service regardless if you have your own or not
249764
No. This device only works for telephone and fax purposes. It does not work as a DSL modem.
2001317
RJ-45. I was disappointed as I needed RJ-11. I has to put it on the LAN side and use a switch after it to protect my devices. It works, but I've had to have my DSL modem replaced twice because it's not protected.
2063098
I have only used it to create a WiFi signal from an incoming internet line. I have no idea if it would work with a modem. Sorry .......
2088276
I'm not an expert but it looks to me that you would need a second unit to handle the second line. It works very, very well. Haven't had any calls ring my phone that I didn't want to answer. Does block caller ID but who cares now.
365905
I have this unit, and looked inside the jack. It is wired with 2 pins, so only one phone line.
2056978
We have not had an outage since I have owned this, but since it is a land-line phone I assume the phone will work on the old type phone lines, but maybe not the answering unit. (This is why some keep a landline phone for another kind of security.) I am definitely not a techie so double check this.
537367
Sorry. I can not answer that question. I just do not know. I sent the damn thing back because Time Warner Cable would not let me use phone side of the modem. Sorry.
121478
I use this modem with VOIP. You can not plug a telephone directly into the modem - you must have other equipment to do that. In my case, I have an Ooma Telo that plugs into my Internet connection, and the phones plug into it.
1273550
It does not need a phone line. It needs an Ethernet connection to your modem or router.
1047314
You only need one of these devices per phone number or phoneline. One unit will protect all phones and or extensions on a phoneline. Regards,
2259541
If you've got a modem (for your internet connection) hooked up to the phone lines, then that's what it is. Contact your internet-modem provider to get a muting gizmo (hooks your phone line through the gizmo and then into the phone).
2015668
In short: NO. This is a DSL modem/router. DSL service comes through the phone line. If you have a cable hookup, you need a cable modem/router.
366883
First, do you have telephone service through the internet? If so, you don't need to connect to a modem, just connect to a phone line that your base unit is connected to. If you plan to use another type of internet phone system then you would have to read their instructions for connections. This unit is made to connect to standard phone lines. If they are connected to the internet then they will work just as the base unit.
366884
Yes you can plug in that unit directly into your modem. Output from modem phone line to input on answering device, then output from answering device into phone input. That should work for you.
1933034
Yes, the unit must be plugged in directly rather than through any kind of filter; the surge protector is a kind of filter. The Linksys AV2 works much better that a previous powerline adapter that I used.