Adsl Filters For Multiple Phone Jacks.

[bgood]

Could someone please help with the Thai name for an ADSL filter to connect multiple phone lines in a house. One phone, connected to the splitter provided with the router is fine, but other phone jacks in the house are full of static.

With my limited Thai, I have conveyed the problem to the phone company and to other phone shops. They say they don't have any. I don't believe them.

The name written in Thai would be of great help to me if someone can provide it.

[dotcom]

Find any shop that sells routers.

PanTip Fortune Town & Seri all have em.

Normally they sell the little buggers at around 100 baht.

[bgood]

Thanks dotcom.

I'm sure they must have them but what do they call them?

[dotcom]

good question. Normally they are in a glass case with the LAN hardware. I call it filter or choke. I guess the technical term is "Splitter".

Take your old one as a sample.

[Tywais]

You can show them this. It's also called a Pots splitter or microfilter.

[lopburi3]

The above do not look right for home use - are they for digital phones by chance? Does not look like normal phone output jack in photo.

[Tywais]

The above do not look right for home use - are they for digital phones by chance? Does not look like normal phone output jack in photo.

It is for normal phone usage. My mistake was posting a picture of a BT (641a/641a UK style) phone jack. Many different styles for ADSL splitters. The same as shown in my photo but with a RJ style wall jack instead of BT are also available. I suspect your photo will be more readily recognized in Thailand though.

[bgood]

I found what I needed at Tuk.com Sriracha. 50 Baht each.

I didn't need a splitter (although a splitter would have done the job). I only needed filters to take the ADSL signal out of my extra phones around the house.

Thanks for all the replies I received.