can this wall phone be connected to a dsl filter plate that used a 3" cord to connect the phone to the wall?
1054709
The unit has an upper and lower flange that fit over the two poles that protrude and plugs directly from the phone to the plate...no cord. It is a good phone, but has a very weak ringer
1054710
I don't think it's possible to use this phone with a DSL filter unless it's built in to the actual plate with out the use of a cord. The phone only plugs directly into the wall then slides into place on the nails that are attached to the plate.
1054711
The phone plugs directly into the wall and has no cord. I don't think you could use a dsl filter. But it's a nice phone and reception is good.
1665944
Yes, but the hole for a cord would have to be drilled on the decorative wall plate- might look rough if not done well.
59334
I've used these as an extra phone line extension, but don't know about using it as a DSL outlet.
1010350
A standard wall phone wall mount plate mount, such as this one (it was the first result in a search I did for one): http://www.amazon.com/Leviton-C0256-SS-Telephone-Wallplate-Surface/dp/B0039UUM5Q
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Sorry, i can't help you. We have a land line so we use the DSL filter. 1) you could try it without a filter and if necessary add one later or 2) get one anyhow, they aren't that expensive.
958772
Yes the device separates the phone and DSL signals and provides a noise filter to reduce signal interference for phone line and modem connection. Makes both signals more usable.
1010349
I connected to same wall plate where my old phone is presently functioning. Just a matter of plugging in the phone connections. The phone didn't work.
875606
No, your DSL service needs a DSL modem between the incoming DSL phone line and your router. The modem will provide a phone port and an ethernet port. This product could then be used to plug into the phone port to use ethernet cable to carry the phone signal across your building where it can be converted back to provide a phone jack connection to plug in your phone.
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I don't see any reason why it would not work. It just needs to be connected to the phone charging base and the wall cord. Just disconnect the wall cord from the phone charging base, plug it into the phone ringer, and attach the phone ringer into the phone charging base.
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this is the plate that it work with:http://www.rcaaudiovideo.com/images/common/TP251SSN/TP251SSN_MED.png should know phone has a poor ringer
1143024
Yes. Note: wall mounting requires a telephone outlet wall mounting plate with mounting studs that may require professional installation. You can purchase the mounting plate from many hardware or consumer electronics retailers.
31252
No. You must have that plate to connect the phone jack and mount to the wall.
1619538
I don't know, I'm only purchased this and am using this to connect to the telephone/DSL wall jack...sorry!
689752
Yes, the larger phone base will mount on a wall phone jack. You also need an electric outlet nearby to plug the phone into for it to work. The phone works well.
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Victor -- Yes, it can. That's how we use it most of the time. The phone we have is even capable of handling two lines so if you had a traditional landline you could connect both it and the VOIP line to the same handset. If you want to attach the OBI202 to your wall jack (enabling the signal to travel through the whole house), that's a different animal and requires a lot more work. But you can connect the base to your cordless handset without a problem.
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the handset is connected by the usual plastic clips that allow the cord to be easily replaced. The base unit has a very short cord that clips into the wall mount plate. It all works well.
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A standard wall phone wall mount plate mount, such as this one (it was the first result in a search I did for one): Leviton C0256-SS Telephone Wall Phone Wallplate Surface Mount Jack