Users connecting to ADSL services must use an ADSL filter to use their telephone. These filters are typically plugged into their telephone socket(s). Because the filters are plugged into the socket, there are disadvantages:- It does not look particularly neat, there may be space problems, it is expensive and inconvenient for installers wishing to provide their clients with the latest in reliable computer/telephony integration and both the unit and jack are susceptible to damage, particularly if the jack is located on a skirting board or near furniture.

The solution to the problem is depicted by the Austin Taylor range of ADSL Line Filtered Line Jacks. Available in a range of 6 variants, the jacks provide ADSL filtered output at the socket, while still offering the facility to extend the unfiltered lines to additional sockets.

All

● ADSL filtered output via BT style socket.

● Unfiltered output from rear terminations

● Fit standard back box pattress

● Full BT line compatibility

● Bright White ABS

LJ2/1F

● Standard BT Line Jack 2 size

● IDC terminations

● Supplied with surface mounting back box

LJ2/4F

● Standard BT Line Jack 2 size

● Screw terminations

● Supplied with surface mounting back box

LJ3/1F

● Standard BT Line Jack 3 size

● Single filtered telephony output

● IDC terminations

● Fits standard 86mm pattress

LJ3/4F

● Standard BT Line Jack 3 size

● Single filtered telephony output

● Screw terminations

● Fits standard 86mm pattress

LJ3/1TF

● Standard BT Line Jack 3 size

● Single filtered telephony output

● Single unfiltered RJ11 socket output for ADSL connection

● IDC terminations

● Fits standard 86mm pattress

LJ3/4TF

● Standard BT Line Jack 3 size

● Single filtered telephony output

● Single unfiltered RJ11 socket output for ADSL connection

● Screw terminations

● Fits standard 86mm pattress