2 of the 6 phones connect to phoneline. 1 system with 1 phone on phone line and its other 3 work through electric plugs. How many blocker do I need?
993816
You would need a blocker for each incoming phone line. The number of phones is irrelevant.
993817
You will need 1 blocker because you have one incoming phone line. Good luck I hope it works for you.
993818
The blocker is a stand alone unit. Just plug it into a phone jack like an additional phone and it will block what you select on that phone line. The blocker is powered from the phone line. No battery power is required. If you have two phone numbers, two blockers will be required.
1311535
I have two lines connected to my phone system, and any one of the 5 cordless can use both lines. Hope that answers your question
365377
You only need one per phone line. If you have 4 phones, but they all share the same number, then all you need is one.
2259913
There are ways around the blocker, as an example someone could use Skype to get an unlimited amount of numbers to call you from in different area codes. However the blocker will also let you create a white list of accepted callers and block all other phone calls. I ended up having to go that route to keep someone from harassing my family.
1443225
There should have been 2 cords with phone. One of the cords will give dial tone on 1st line. Other cord will give dial tone on both phone lines. And not to be silly...you do need a working phone connection.
1234644
The phones connect to the phone system via IP address, so technically you can have 255 phones connected because the connection of the system does not have anything to do with the phone lines themselves. Network performance will become an issue with that number of devices on a single router.
299664
I haven't ever tried to do this, but I can find nothing in the instructions that addresses it. My guess would be that you could not block other handsets from coming onto the line.
769510
you only need one box. If you already have standard phone jacks you should be able to jumper it to a close by phone jack and then plug phones into others. however a better choice is to use a phone system with a base unit and added remote units like a Uniden 1780-3 or -4 the base plugs into the unit and the other phones go through the base. it does not plug into a computer, it needs to be plugged into an Ethernet router. My router is in the office, the basic talk unit is in another room connected by a cat5e cable.
539053
I believe that you need to plug in one phone/answering machine and the rest can be cordless.
1821009
we plug the vonage device output into the wall phone jack and it enables all the other house phone jack for use. so five phones id doable. this is not an option for people w/ dsl (like you), since it uses the phone line as input. we have cable and disconnected the input line from qwest on the outside of the house.
365374
No, just one. We hooked it up by the base unit (have all the same type of phones, Vtech), and it will block calls you designate, since the call comes in to your phone number, not each individual phone. If you have more than one phone number at home, you'd probably need a blocker for each number. It works great for us!
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Our phone only has one line. Perhaps there is a different model with two or more, but I am not aware of it.
1480148
The basic system can support 16 phones. However since it only has 4 physical ports to connect your phones, you will need the splitter/adapter you see offered with the system. Each physical port can support 4 phones for a total of 16 using the adapters. One thing to keep in mind; there is a limit to the combined total length of the wires used to connect your phones.
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,
1621038
Some phones are like cell phones, so look around. Only phone companies have options for different rings for other lines same phone. So, same # same ring, different caller on phone same ring. This adapter splices phone line from one connection to two. look for a multiple ring land phone.
691572
Sorry but my 3-set Panasonic phones are connected to as regular landline. Other than just blocking calls u can edit the caller's ID so u can actually tell who is calling each time! Love it!
239174
You can install the blocker on any of the 4 phones and it will work to block numbers on all of them. But there is a drawback if you don't install it at the entry point -- you will get one ring on the other phones before the unit hangs up. Some users report that they actually like it that way -- when they hear the single ring they know that the unit is working to block a number. I prefer silence myself, so I installed my unit at the entry point.