Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Connects one phone line to two devices, supplied as a pack of four beige splitters weighing 28g total
This beige plastic and metal adapter divides a single RJ11 telephone line into two female sockets. It lets a handset and a modem or fax share one wall outlet without unplugging cables. The pack contains four identical splitters weighing 28 g in total. Buyers who need more than two sockets per line cannot use this product.
No power supply or active electronics are present, so the splitter generates no heat and makes no sound during normal operation. It simply routes the existing copper conductors to both ports. Power draw is zero because the device draws nothing from the line.
The lightweight housing clips onto standard RJ11 ports and sits flush against a wall plate or inline coupler. Four units in the pack allow multiple rooms to be wired the same way. Users who require shielded or outdoor-rated connectors will need a different product.
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Plug the single male end into the wall jack, then connect your phone and modem into the two female ports; the common mistake is reversing the line and device connections.
The plastic housing and metal contacts require no scheduled maintenance; replace a unit only if the clips break or contacts corrode after long use.
The single incoming line shares bandwidth, so simultaneous voice calls and modem data will contend for the same channel first.
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