Will my Plusnet Hub 2 continue to work in an extension socket if I drop the landline at renewal?

[#1]

Apologies for the length, but here's the background for completeness:

My current broadband & landline is coming up for renewal at the end of December. I am considering renewing with just a broadband contract (no landline). The current contract is FTTC (“part fibre”).

Currently my Plusnet Hub 2 is plugged into an extension socket in the study (about 6 meters from the Master socket by the front door). I get about 65Mb/s download with the router plugged into the study socket, which is plenty for my needs. I want to keep the router in the study because I want to retain a wired Ethernet cable to my PC (in the study).

Will this configuration (i.e. router plugged into an extension socket) still work if I take out a new contract without the landline?

I can't see why it wouldn't, but would appreciate any reassurance that can be offered.

Thanks. in advance!

[#2 · Accepted solution]

Yes.

That is, it will continue to work as there is no reason why it should not.

[#3]

Yes it will continue to work as is, if your new contract is SOGEA - that’s the same as your current FTTP service without the PTSN/POTS phone service.

If you change to FTTP (aka full fibre) then a new connection will be installed which might present the opportunity of putting the point of termination in a more suitable location.