Telephone wiring diagram

Although the use of fixed line began to be shifted by the presence of cellphones or cellphones, it does not mean that no one is using it anymore. In fact there are still quite a lot of houses that still use fixed line for various reasons. Especially for homes that are also functioned as offices, generally they will install PABX Telephone Systems also on their fixed lines so that they can be divided into several parts of the office.

Then what if you want to divide the line for personal needs at home? For example, because the house is too big so it would be troublesome if there was only one telephone. Of course this can be done. Even you don't need a variety of additional tools or settings that might be confusing. You only need a telephone cable that is quite long and splitter.

A splitter is a small white box. Choose a splitter that serves to divide the telephone line because there is a splitter that is used to divide the telephone line with ADSL to the modem. After that you only need to install the telephone line from the telkom to one of the ports. Then, the other side that has 2 ports, you attach a telephone cable that will be connected to the telephone. The cable length needed will adjust the distance from the splitter to the location of the telephone installation.

Creating a parallel network with a splitter certainly has several limitations, including:

Only can line 2 to 3 telephones. Because of the limited number of ports on the splitter.

Can't connect one plane to another telephone. This means that when you pick up the phone in your room and it turns out that it is for your brother in another room, you must inform your brother directly, it cannot be directly connected to the telephone in another room (call room to room).

The ringing of the telephone will shrink because it is divided into several telephone sets at one time.

Your conversations can be heard by other people via other telephones as long as they are on the same line. Usually this will be felt because the sound on the telephone will be slower if there are more than one person who picks up the telephone.