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- Size: One Size
- Color: White
- Brand: Philips
- Model: US2-PH0900
- Platform: Windows
- Format: CD-ROM
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 1.50" h x
8.00" w x
10.00" l,
1.00 pounds
Features
- Audiovox #RC940 Wireless Phone Jack
Turn any AC outlet into a phone or VoIP jackMake VoIP calls from anywhere in homeAdd a fully functional phone/VoIP jack without running wiresCompatible with call forwarding call waiting 3-way and conference callingEasy phone line access for satellite and TiVO wherever neededIncludes base jack and extension cord
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
21 of 22 people found the following review helpful.
Hit or Miss, worth a try...
By Paul Liesenberg
Seems like a great idea to avoid unsightly (and potentially -if you have an elderly dependent- dangerous) long wires. So I gave it a try.The unit is very well and solidly built (if a bit bulky), and a snap to set up. Plug the base unit into an electrical plug close to your main phone line, and run a phone cable from the phone line to the base unit. Do the same with the sattelite unit, and connect the phone to the satellite unit - you are done. You will get dial tone.What will depend a lot on your wiring, I assume, is sound quality. It was horrid in my environment - heavy static, a very loud and variable background noise and muffled voice to top it off. It was unusable in that environment. I don't blame the product - I am sure it depends a lot on how the wires run in a place. Seems worth a try, even though it didn't work for me.
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
Works as advertised
By Steven B. Merrick
I've been trying to figure out how to get the fax part of my Dell all-in-one printer working, since it was no where near a phone jack, and this wireless jack fit the bill. I followed the directions plugging the base unit into an electrical outlet near my landline, plugging the line into the jack as well as the land line. I then plugged the extension unit into an outlet near my printer/fax unit. The indicator light turned green (signifying that it found the base unit signal). I first plugged a phone into it to see if I was getting a dial tone. There was a buzz on the line, but I did hear the dial tone. I have read some other reviews complaining about static on the line, and with the buzz I heard I'm not sure I would want to use this for another phone line, but when I plugged my fax into this and ran a test, it worked great...no complaints! Both units are not too large, and I am happy to now have gotten the fax working!The directions said not to plug the units into GFI plugs (the plugs with the little rest/test buttons), and I suspect how well it works depends on the wiring in your house, but for me it works great and will allow me to give my old fax (that I would drag out whenever I needed to use it) to Goodwill.
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful.
Works Great!
By Christopher Dibkey
I am using it for my Directv Sat receiver and it works perfectly. I can now order movies without going online or calling Directv. Easy to install, took me about 5 minutes.
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