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HilfeHilfe6 Jun 2014 22:25Hello,
according to the construction scope description, empty boxes (only cables) have been installed.
The manufacturer is Merten.
A question for a layperson: I want to buy the appropriate connection sockets.
A telephone and DSL modem are to be connected.
What is the difference;
Telecommunication Connection Socket TAE triple, 2x6/6 NF/F, white
Telecommunication Connection Socket TAE triple, 2x6/6 NF/F, white
Technical data: 2x6/6 NF/F: 2 telephones, 1 additional device; 3x6 NFN: 1
according to the construction scope description, empty boxes (only cables) have been installed.
The manufacturer is Merten.
A question for a layperson: I want to buy the appropriate connection sockets.
A telephone and DSL modem are to be connected.
What is the difference;
Telecommunication Connection Socket TAE triple, 2x6/6 NF/F, white
Telecommunication Connection Socket TAE triple, 2x6/6 NF/F, white
Technical data: 2x6/6 NF/F: 2 telephones, 1 additional device; 3x6 NFN: 1
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HilfeHilfe6 Jun 2014 22:26Or;
Telecommunication Connection Socket TAE Triple, 3x6 NFN, white
Telecommunication Connection Socket TAE Triple, 3x6 NFN, white
Technical Data: 2x6 / 6 NF / F: 2 telephones, 1 additional device; 3x6 NFN: 1
Telecommunication Connection Socket TAE Triple, 3x6 NFN, white
Telecommunication Connection Socket TAE Triple, 3x6 NFN, white
Technical Data: 2x6 / 6 NF / F: 2 telephones, 1 additional device; 3x6 NFN: 1
H
HilfeHilfe6 Jun 2014 22:28Or do I really no longer need a splitter here??
Combination socket UAE/TAE (Cat 3), 8(6)-6F+N, white
Combination socket UAE/TAE (Cat 3), 8(6)-6F+N, white
Thanks.....
Combination socket UAE/TAE (Cat 3), 8(6)-6F+N, white
Combination socket UAE/TAE (Cat 3), 8(6)-6F+N, white
Thanks.....
Well, it depends on what you need.
2x6/6 NF/F: 2 telephones, 1 additional device
3x6 NFN: 1 telephone, 2 additional devices
If it's just your main line and you want to connect your router/splitter, it doesn’t matter which one you choose. (both connect to the same, or the F, socket)
I would only use the latter if you know what you’re doing and can make the appropriate cables yourself if needed.
2x6/6 NF/F: 2 telephones, 1 additional device
3x6 NFN: 1 telephone, 2 additional devices
If it's just your main line and you want to connect your router/splitter, it doesn’t matter which one you choose. (both connect to the same, or the F, socket)
I would only use the latter if you know what you’re doing and can make the appropriate cables yourself if needed.
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HilfeHilfe10 Jun 2014 07:56Thanks a lot!
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