I have dsl dry loop internetthrough the phone line (no dial tone)will this product work for me ?
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If you have a phone and can dial out on it the freeze alarm will also be able to dial out on its own.
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I only use it with land line I have not try it with internet i am very sorry can answer your question
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no. That's not the way DSL works. What you need is a range extender. I recommend the AMPED range extender: http://www.amazon.com/Amped-Wireless-Power-Extender-REA20/dp/B00EPGH86O%3FSubscriptionId%3DAKIAILSHYYTFIVPWUY6Q%26tag%3Dduckduckgo-d-20%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB00EPGH86O I've purchased this for clients and it is EXTREMELY reliable and certain/simple to set up. A bit dear in price, but you'll forget that after one month.
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yes, it works in "home" or "away" alarm modes. Does not need a phone line to function
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I ended up taking mine into a AT&T; store and the guy took about two seconds and had it working. I had a cord plugged into the wrong outlet and was still trying to use the 'house line'...listening for a dial tone. You don't get a dial tone with the cell phone....dumb on my part!
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Yes (DSL service requires a hardware line to your location), though some providers do not require you to have actual voice telephone service on the line. You don't need to hook a computer directly to it, the WiFi will work on its own.
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Yes, I am using it with Verizon DSL. You need to connect it to a separate modem, though, there is no phone jack. I had a lot of trouble at first, turned out that "Service Name" has to be blank.
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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.
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OK....I may have found my answer. Probably the 'telephony' referred to as not working with this modem would be if you have VOIP service through the cable provider. The cable provider gives you a different modem if you use their VOIP service....I do NOT use the cable VOIP service, I use VoicePulse so I think this modem will be fine as the VoicePulse module just connects to my router. Probably something like Vonage is similar.So, I am about to take the plunge and order this.
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I'm sure this would work with DSL. This is used to broaden the range of the wifi. It won't speed up the process
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It has to work with a telephone line. We provide 1 year warranty. If the item runs into a problem, we can arrange the new replacment for you.
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I use mine with a VoIP phone and It works fine. You just have make sure you have ups backup for phone system, modem and router. Also if your internet provider goes down the system will not be able to call you or you it.
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I'm just a buyer like yourself. But from what I can tell if its the 2.x mm plug in, then it works. Some people were complaining of connectivity sound, but if you are doing all analog (versus hooking it off a wireless phone) then it should work. I'm using a DSL line for my home business, and as long as you run everything "hard line" (as in run teh phone line through your DSL router's analog phone port) it works great for me. Versus spending 100$ for a business class phone? You cant beat it!
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Yes. U must send line to a DSL filter first and then to this unit. Then out to fire phones. U will have to split incoming line before the filter and send one pair to DSL modem, so that it gets unfiltered signal. These are deleicate, so some surge suppression is recommended (in advance of all above), with a very solid grounding. Good luck! I am a master comm contractor - Attic Rat, Inc in FL. www.atticrat.com
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It should work because it's a DSL connection modem; I personally was receiving glitchy receception so I bought a different one called TP Link which works way better and should also work for you. I would not recommend the zyxel modem however.
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Hi. No, it will just use your internet connection, not the line itself. If you have wifi on your phone or tablet, that would be enough. Have a great day.
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Dial up will not work, but basic high speed DSL or Cable will work fine. The minimum internet speed requirement recommended by Phone Power is 128 kbps upload and 768 kbps download. Most packages today are beyond this. What is more important than the speed is jitter. You can test the jitter at http://www.phonepower.com/speedtest . I have taken my service with me to 3rd World Countries where the connection was less than the recommended 128/768 and still placed high quality calls because the jitter was low. Phone Power also has a lower quality codec that you can set on your account that uses less bandwidth and will work quite well on lower speed connections. Dial up will not work, but basic high speed DSL or Cable will work fine. The minimum internet speed requirement recommended by Phone Power is 128 kbps upload and 768 kbps download. Most packages today are beyond this. What is more important than the speed is jitter. You can test the jitter at http://www.phonepower.com/speedtest . I have taken my service with me to 3rd World Countries where the connection was less than the recommended 128/768 and still placed high quality calls because the jitter was low. Phone Power also has a lower quality codec that you can set on your account that uses... » Read More Dial up will not work, but basic high speed DSL or Cable will work fine. The minimum internet speed requirement recommended by Phone Power is 128 kbps upload and 768 kbps download. Most packages today are beyond this. What is more important than the speed is jitter. You can test the jitter at http://www.phonepower.com/speedtest . I have taken my service with me to 3rd World Countries where the connection was less than the recommended 128/768 and still placed high quality calls because the jitter was low. Phone Power also has a lower quality codec that you can set on your account that uses less bandwidth and will work quite well on lower speed connections. « Show Less