AV:Link: 113.538UK, ADSL Filter Adaptor, BT431A Plug to RJ11 Socket & BT431A Socket, White

Product Overview & Key Benefits

The Adaptor ADSL Filter BT431A Plug – RJ11 Socket + BT431A Socket is a versatile solution designed to streamline your home or office network by effectively filtering combined broadband (ADSL) and telephone signals. Perfect for users who rely on both internet and telephone services, this adaptor ensures clear communication and a stable internet connection by separating signal paths for each device. Ideal for small businesses and residential settings, it allows users to run a phone line and internet connection simultaneously without interference.

Technical Specifications & Product Details

• Colour:White
• Weight:25g (0.0250kg)
• Dimensions:
• Width: 26mm
• Height: 100mm
• Length: 150mm
• Socket Types:
• RJ14 socket for ADSL connection
• BT431A filtered socket for telephone/fax connection
• Compatibility:Supports up to 4 filters on a single telephone line
• Packaging:Supplied in retail-friendly sealed bag

Ideal Uses & Applications

The Adaptor ADSL Filter BT431A is particularly useful in a variety of settings:

• Domestic Use:Perfect for households where both broadband internet and telephone services are used concurrently. It prevents signal interference, leading to improved performance for both devices.
• Small Offices:Ideal for small office environments where multiple ADSL connections and phone lines run through a single line, ensuring efficient communication and connectivity.
• Hospitality Settings:Useful in hotels or B&Bs where guests require telephone and internet access, allowing for seamless operation of services.

Energy Efficiency & Cost Savings

While the Adaptor ADSL Filter itself is not an energy-consuming device, it contributes to an overall efficient communication setup by optimising your broadband use and telephone connection. By filtering signals effectively, it ensures that users experience quicker loading times and less downtime which can enhance productivity. In scenarios where multiple filters are employed, users may notice improved service quality, translating into less frustration and potential savings on customer service costs.