The phone output from your VoIP device should be able to handle more than one unit, just like a normal landline. But, just like a normal landline, there’s only so many devices it can electrically drive. But two shouldn’t be a problem.
on the back of my Uniden-base-phone is a analog (RJ11) phone-plug….put a regular phone in there…all other extensions don’t need a plug at all…you just put the power-supply in the electrical outlet! you can not split the VoIP line….the mainbase has a build-in router…you can’t see it!
November 23rd, 2009 7:35 AM
The phone output from your VoIP device should be able to handle more than one unit, just like a normal landline. But, just like a normal landline, there’s only so many devices it can electrically drive. But two shouldn’t be a problem.
November 23rd, 2009 7:35 AM
on the back of my Uniden-base-phone is a analog (RJ11) phone-plug….put a regular phone in there…all other extensions don’t need a plug at all…you just put the power-supply in the electrical outlet! you can not split the VoIP line….the mainbase has a build-in router…you can’t see it!