on 02-09-2024 17:29
Hi,
I have just received an email to explain the home phone line will be switched over to fibre. My issue is that the Hub is currently upstairs and phone line in the hall so I cannot just use the adaptor as suggested. Please can someone advise? I believe an engineer will be required in this situation. Would I need just a longer cable or a relocation of the Hub?
Kind regards,
Zelda12345
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on 03-09-2024 17:59
REN is the current drive rating for the A/C ~75V 25Hz ringer signal that is modulated onto
the 48v line voltage (which is used for speech + dialling).
Most electronic phones, specially if mains powered have an REN load of < 1.
03-09-2024 18:56 - edited 03-09-2024 18:57
My folks are in their late 80s, faced with the same issue they bought a cordless phone with multiple handsets. The base unit connects direct to the VM Hub port TEL 1 (or BT Router). Now REN does not matter and the telephone cables do not need to be reconnected. The old BT style sockets & cables can all be removed during the next re-decoration.