Does it work with a Carrier Split unit?
1046089
I did try it on O general, Sanyo and Mitsubishi it works OK. For Acarrier I did not try it.
775841
It should be worked if the splitter does not have any problem. The one i got from this seller was not working.
1804836
I don't recall if it will, but I will tell my unit quit working after 3 days. I returned it and I would not purchase another.
958769
Yes, of course. That's the purpose of using this splitter/filter. Its separates the the signal in to DSL line and phone line.
1722475
Yes. According to AT&T;'s specifications this unit "Works with corded and cordless single- and multi-line telephones." The handset lifter feature will only work with corded base-station style telephones.
1748612
good question, I am not sure since I only have one unit. But I think the frequency might be different so it might not work.
1129766
Yes this should work. It is a combiner, not a splitter and there is a difference. I had the same problem trying to use 2 DB8 antennas. This combiner solved the problem.
1489124
I haven't tried splitting. It might work provided the split occurs after the power boost and then I am not sure how splitting the boost signal will affect your signal.
658498
Yes. Mine seems to work with a Comcast HD receiver. And I even have a splitter going in between.
1061152
Sure, but remember that each split reduces the signal you might need a preamp or amp to overcome the distribution loss. A mast and eave mount brackets and RG6U cable and a roll of electrical tape to tape the cable to the mast
2265298
I'm not sure. We have a Fujitsu "split" unit. Suggest checking with the manufacturer.
1930872
Yes, but it requires a piece of coax that is not supplied to connect the power supply to the splitter/booster. I had a short piece from one of my previous cable setups that is working fine
1303174
No. The equipment comes with a 'splitter' to connect your handset to the wiring.
925175
You would need a splitter but if you have that I do not see why not. I use one now and then.
1073821
I tried to split and I got terrible feed back. So both unit must completely power off. I don't think it would work.
2041542
No, unfortunately for your situation, this carrier would not be useful. The horizontal dividers are permanent, and serve as anchor-points for the vertical (and removable) dividers.
2018965
Yes, it has a female/male connector. all you need to do is disconnect the main cable where it enters your house. In my case right before a 3 way splitter. the female connects to the provider cable and the male goes into the input for the splitter.