Central ADSL splitter/filter

**Stavros_Oz** · 19-06-08, 05:01 PM

Greetings to all and sundry (espacially the sundries!),

I currently have half a dozen in-line ADSL filters installed on lines about my house. I want to install a central filter and route the ADSL side directly to my modem/router, and leave the rest of the circuit 'as is' (after removing the in-line filters.

My question is: What is the internal (circuitry) difference between an in-line filter and a central filter? The thought crossed my mind that rather than buy another central filter to be installed (protected and indoors), I could use one of the existing in-line filters for the exact same purpose.

Anyone know why I cannot or should not do this?

Cheers,

Steve

**fandtm666** · 19-06-08, 05:44 PM

My brother has installed many of these units and they work brilliantly

C10 C10100E ADSL Central Splitter/Filter *FREEPOST* - eBay, Broadband Accessories, Networking, IT, Telecoms, Computers. (end time 28-Jun-08 06:13:08 AEST)

**rob916** · 19-06-08, 05:56 PM

Ditch them and run voip

**oceanboy** · 19-06-08, 06:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fandtm666

My brother has installed many of these units and they work brilliantly

C10 C10100E ADSL Central Splitter/Filter *FREEPOST* - eBay, Broadband Accessories, Networking, IT, Telecoms, Computers. (end time 28-Jun-08 06:13:08 AEST)

I've installed plenty of these also and pre wire houses for them everytime now. Work fine, are approved by the Telcos.... couldn't be easier.

You can look the specs up on thier site, they also make those little match box filters too.

**astro_boy** · 19-06-08, 08:09 PM

Jaycar also sells a alright one.
Just make sure you get it installed by a qualified installer

**Studio1** · 20-06-08, 07:32 AM

Here in NZ, Telecom use a product made by a company called Marque Magnetics. It's a "black box" - literally - potted-in components of which I have no idea what they are, although suspect it to be a simple LC network.

Has one pair in and one pair out. Pair in connects to the incoming line, pair out go off to the jackpoints in the house for telephones and the like, and the ADSL jackpoint goes straight across the incoming pair (unfiltered).

Telco Products - ADSL Splitter, Noise Chokes

19-06-08, 05:01 PM	#1 (permalink)
Stavros_Oz Junior Member iTrader: (0) Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Greensborough, VIC Posts: 1 Spent time on board: 0:38:48	Central ADSL splitter/filter Greetings to all and sundry (espacially the sundries!), I currently have half a dozen in-line ADSL filters installed on lines about my house. I want to install a central filter and route the ADSL side directly to my modem/router, and leave the rest of the circuit 'as is' (after removing the in-line filters. My question is: What is the internal (circuitry) difference between an in-line filter and a central filter? The thought crossed my mind that rather than buy another central filter to be installed (protected and indoors), I could use one of the existing in-line filters for the exact same purpose. Anyone know why I cannot or should not do this? Cheers, Steve

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rob916 Premium Member iTrader: (6) Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Victoria Posts: 781 Spent time on board: 3 Weeks, 1 Day and 19:13:22	Ditch them and run voip __________________ There is ALWAYS a better way to do things.

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fandtm666 Premium Member iTrader: (20) Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 1,464	My brother has installed many of these units and they work brilliantly C10 C10100E ADSL Central Splitter/Filter FREEPOST - eBay, Broadband Accessories, Networking, IT, Telecoms, Computers. (end time 28-Jun-08 06:13:08 AEST)

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astro_boy Senior Member iTrader: (2) Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Sydney Posts: 205 Spent time on board: 2 Days and 0:33:39	Jaycar also sells a alright one. Just make sure you get it installed by a qualified installer

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Studio1 Senior Member iTrader: (0) Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Inside the toaster Posts: 540 Spent time on board: 4 Days and 3:47:18	Here in NZ, Telecom use a product made by a company called Marque Magnetics. It's a "black box" - literally - potted-in components of which I have no idea what they are, although suspect it to be a simple LC network. Has one pair in and one pair out. Pair in connects to the incoming line, pair out go off to the jackpoints in the house for telephones and the like, and the ADSL jackpoint goes straight across the incoming pair (unfiltered). Telco Products - ADSL Splitter, Noise Chokes

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