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>Does anyone know where I can get a splitter that plugs into an RJ45
>socket and has two BT sockets at the other end.
>
>I want to use an RJ45 port for 2 phone lines.

>On Mon, 3 Mar 2008 16:22:55 +0000, Les Desser
> wrote:
>
>>Does anyone know where I can get a splitter that plugs into an RJ45
>>socket and has two BT sockets at the other end.
>>
>>I want to use an RJ45 port for 2 phone lines.
>
>You mean like this
>http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo940&DOY'm2
>but with two BT sockets rather than one ?
>Could you use another twin socket adaptor with this ?

> In article ,
> stillnobodyhome@gmail.com Mon, 3 Mar 2008 16:48:17 writes
>
>>On Mon, 3 Mar 2008 16:22:55 +0000, Les Desser
>> wrote:
>>
>>>Does anyone know where I can get a splitter that plugs into an RJ45
>>>socket and has two BT sockets at the other end.
>>>
>>>I want to use an RJ45 port for 2 phone lines.
>>
>>You mean like this
>>http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo940&DOY'm2
>>but with two BT sockets rather than one ?
>>Could you use another twin socket adaptor with this ?
>
> Sorry I was not clear.
>
> There are adapters that split the 4 pairs in a Cat5 cable to 2 x 2 pairs so
> that the structured wiring can be used for two telephone lines.
>
> You put this adapter at both ends - one end has two phones plugged in while
> the patch-panel end connects to two extension lines from the PBX.

>
> Sorry I was not clear.
>
> There are adapters that split the 4 pairs in a Cat5 cable to 2 x 2 pairs so
> that the structured wiring can be used for two telephone lines.
>
> You put this adapter at both ends - one end has two phones plugged in while
> the patch-panel end connects to two extension lines from the PBX.

>Like this?
>
><http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo423&criteria=rj45&doy=3m3>

>Les Desser used his keyboard to write :
>>
>> There are adapters that split the 4 pairs in a Cat5 cable to 2 x 2
>>pairs so that the structured wiring can be used for two telephone
>>lines.
>>
>> You put this adapter at both ends - one end has two phones plugged in
>>while the patch-panel end connects to two extension lines from the
>>PBX.
>
>Actually, more like this (near the bottom of the page)
>
><http://www.bttorj45.com/bttorj45patchkits.html>
>

> In article , Jono
> Mon, 3 Mar 2008 19:20:20 writes
>
>>Les Desser used his keyboard to write :
>>>
>>> There are adapters that split the 4 pairs in a Cat5 cable to 2 x 2 pairs
>>> so that the structured wiring can be used for two telephone lines.
>>>
>>> You put this adapter at both ends - one end has two phones plugged in
>>> while the patch-panel end connects to two extension lines from the PBX.
>>
>>Actually, more like this (near the bottom of the page)
>>
>><http://www.bttorj45.com/bttorj45patchkits.html>
>>
> Yes that looks more like it. Thank you.
>
> Ideally the adapter should have BT rather than RJ11 sockets. They do
> exist as I have seen them before but cant find them again.
> --
> Les Desser
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