joppenheim
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Hi there
Does anybody know of a powerline-type device that would allow analog telephone communication?
I have purchased a house and it has the incoming Telkom line into one of the rooms, but we need to extend the line to the rest of the house. Normally, you run extra cabling throughout the house.
This is messy. Telkom will do it for you for a cost and a monthly charge, but finesse is not their strong point especially in a large multi-story house (the cable is normally glued into place using a glue-gun and the drilling of holes is required where roof access is not possible).
What I would like to do, is to run the telephone system off the power system in the same way you can achieve ethernet-over-powerline.
I dont want to go neccessarily with voice-over-IP due to inconsistent links and quality (I am far from the Telkom exchange).
What options are there?
Joe
Does anybody know of a powerline-type device that would allow analog telephone communication?
I have purchased a house and it has the incoming Telkom line into one of the rooms, but we need to extend the line to the rest of the house. Normally, you run extra cabling throughout the house.
This is messy. Telkom will do it for you for a cost and a monthly charge, but finesse is not their strong point especially in a large multi-story house (the cable is normally glued into place using a glue-gun and the drilling of holes is required where roof access is not possible).
What I would like to do, is to run the telephone system off the power system in the same way you can achieve ethernet-over-powerline.
I dont want to go neccessarily with voice-over-IP due to inconsistent links and quality (I am far from the Telkom exchange).
What options are there?
Joe