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Extension Sockets

telecomic — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 14:55:33 GMT

I have just ordered a Versatility system for my home office with 4 x isdn and 6 extensions.

Could anyone tell me what sockets I should use ie Master or Secondary and do they need the ringer cap in.

Basically I don't know which to buy 2/1A, 2/2A or 2/3A

As I need 2 extensions at each desk I was thinking of using dual sockets, again which is the right choice 4/1A, 4/3A or 5/1A, 5/3A

I shall be wiring with Cat5e throughout.

Could some kind person enlighten me please

Thanks

Re: Extension Sockets

telecomic — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 15:16:09 GMT

I forgot to add I shall be using 3 v8 feature phones and 3 standard phones

Thanks

Re: Extension Sockets

Davel — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 16:14:29 GMT

Extn sockets for the system phones and probably the ordinairy phones, most new analogue telephones have the capacitor built in.

Re: Extension Sockets

itsectorltd — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 17:09:41 GMT

cat5 then you will have rj45 outlets, you will need dongles or baluns depending on how old you are. 3a is for system phones and 2a for the analogue usually. Analogue handsets will need a ring capacitor.