Will this interfere with the DSL service on my home phone line?
1866052
Not at all. As long as it is connected correctley. Make sure you follow installation instructions. Good luck.
1866053
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
1938624
Yes.... If you have phones on the same wires. The splitter is a frequency splitter so dsl signal does not affect the audio phone signal (and vice versa).
1938623
I don't know what you are trying to do. I think you are talking about a DSL filter. Yes, you need one, but one is included with the modem. This will split the signal to the modem and the phone.
905737
Yes, provided the line is connected to the modem, and you've loaded the accompanying software.
2142047
I assume your referring to the land line. No I did not experience this problem, but only had my land line connected for a short time before cutting the cord on comcast digital voice service.
110364
If you have DSL service (not cable) then its on your phone line which goes to a splitter, one for a phone line and the other for DSL. The splitter is usually provided and wired by the phone/internet provider. I hope this answers your question.
1437826
I have not found that this interferes with any other network devices. It does not have any effect on streaming.
1260846
I don't think so. I believe those are cable internet providers not DSL. Those use the same cable line that brings in the TV signal not a phone line that DSL uses.
18918
I have put my DSL on it. I was nervous about it but it did work. And this was inside too. If you use it outside I'm sure the wind would blow it around.
701375
I have a DSL filter on mine. The filter came with my DSL package and is designed for wall phones. It works fine but it causes the phone to stick out about an inch from the wall and I think it makes it a little bit shaky, but it works. My filter also has a jack on the side to allow connection of your DSL modem to it if needed. I don't.
1084261
Yes. On any wireless link, Trees, Climate, buildings, ect., may interfere with the connection between both points.
2142048
No, sorry. But if you have a DSL line through your phone company, you may need to get an updated filter from them
70177
Based on what I know after installing to my whole house phone wiring, I would have to say "NO". There would have to be two phone out connections and each would have to be dedicated in order for a two line system to work.
59337
SO, the previous owners of the house had DSL. As such, these DO NOT work. When I bypassed the phone jacks and went off the cable box (VOIP with AT&T;), there was static. They have become unusable.
1692390
The short answer is yes. If your DSL service came with a wireless router already, you will need to talk to your provider about disabling it before hooking this up.
2065494
Yes. I also have another set of devices that allow me to connect to the internet over the power lines. Neither interferes with each other.
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.