Does this product split one 2-line jack into five 2-line jacks?
1959035
It splits 1 line into 5 jacks. If you have 2 #s on the line, it should work for each jack. I use it for the VOIP line which is is 2 numbers.
1959036
I honestly don't know - I would go onto GE's website and ask or research. Sorry I couldn't be more help - I'm not that technical!
1959037
this would split one line to 5 lines that mean if you have one phone line service you can connect 5 phones to the same line or to the same phone outlet
1699268
Yes. It states so right in the Amazon.com description for this item. Chain as many as you like together vie 1/4" jack or XLR output connector. Reread the entire description slowly and carefully.
1730901
No, just two line ports: Line 1+2 and Line 2. You'll need a phone line splitter to split the phone line between this phone and your other device.
110766
The device itself only has 1 3.5mm jack that handles all input and output, so out of the box: No. You would only be able to connect 1 3.5mm cable. However, you may be able to find 3.5mm joiners that can combined the two cables into 1. You have to research and make sure you get an adapter with enough contacts in the right spots to ensure everything gets joined and sent through properly.
169292
Depends. Are you saying of the two physical different land lines, you want one land line to have a phone and a fax on it? If that is the case, then yes, this would work to split the same phone line into two phone jack ports for you to use your fax and phone. If you have two phone numbers (aka 2 land lines), then you wouldn't need this if you're going to use one phone number exclusively for the fax -- just plug that one into the fax and the other phone number (land line) to your phone. I use this to split the same land line for a fax and a phone and it works just fine.
2099992
Yes, David -- that is correct. It allows you to manage up to 6 "extensions" to a single line. It also has a test jack which adds an additional line, if you wish to use it. I also have an alarm system, so the RJ31X jack comes in handy (allows the alarm to "take control" of the line).
826904
no you connect one and all of them will have a dial tone, can only be used for 1 line
1778520
No splitter required. There is a jack for L2 and another for L1+L2 combined. If you have both lines on 1 plug use only the L1+L2 jack. If you have separate plugs put line 1 into L1+L2 and line 2 into L2.
1508200
Yes.All six switches and there 3.5mm or RCA jacks function as inputs or outputs.I own two, and run each in a very complex array of switching between components.
729694
I'm not sure. I have the unit and it is definitely two telephone jack ports and not Ethernet RJ45 ports. You can call APC/Schneider-Electric to confirm.
1351196
This product did not fit my needs, it requires very short cables to retain an adequate signal. I have been using Digital Optical 2 Way Audio Splitter for about 2 years now and have not been disappointing (The only downside that it requires being plugged in, which is acceptable). Assuming the goal is to split 1 signal input into 2 outputs. When attempting 2 inputs into 1 output, i have not found a suitable product that does not require switching sources.
928539
No, it has one coax input. Packag d with a spliter. Not the most elegant solution, but it works
68555
It uses a standard phone jack, but you need to be setup for two phone lines from your provider to use the two-line feature.
1170226
This is a splitter. I used 2 headsets with mics to have a phone call. One male to two female. 3 lines show left ear, right ear and mic.
445129
it does split into 4 or 5 lines but i only tried into 2 lines.my source router was about 70 feet away.you may get a better signal if the ethernet cable comes directly from the modem.this caused my signal from one to be jittery and unstable when connected through the router.i would suggest that you try it and if it does not then amazon.com has a good return policy.
232706
Yes, there is a jack for a single line and a jack for 2 lines. It really only depends on the phone line you use. A phone cord with 4 prongs are for two lines and 2 prongs are for 1 line
243202
Not sure. There's only one input jack for one phone line cord. I suppose that if you somehow had 2 or 3 different hard-wired phone lines (with cords) and if you bought an adapter, you would be able to route all those phone line cords to the device. (Mine still works fine after the idk how many years I have had it.)