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Master Sockets
13-10-2010 4:00 PM
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OK my line comes into the house and is connected to a rectangular shaped box with a screw in the centre. (branded with the old T in a circle logo) out of this box comes another cable about 8 " long which goes into a BT branded socket which the filter plugs into (same type as an extension socket)
Anybody any idea as to which would be classed as the end of BT's responsibility/ BT master or in other words would I be able to change the the plug in socket to a nte5 type
Anybody any idea as to which would be classed as the end of BT's responsibility/ BT master or in other words would I be able to change the the plug in socket to a nte5 type
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Re: Master Sockets
13-10-2010 4:28 PM
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The BT socket your filter plugs into is probably a BT master socket and their property and therefore can only be legally changed by them.
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Re: Master Sockets
13-10-2010 5:10 PM
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Everything you described is BT's, you can't mess with it.
(the first box is just a junction box joining cables)
(the first box is just a junction box joining cables)
Re: Master Sockets
13-10-2010 5:16 PM
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Thanks,
I thought it probably was, but I was hoping the BT bit might have ended at the rectangular one
I thought it probably was, but I was hoping the BT bit might have ended at the rectangular one
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