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BG Electrical RJ11 Single Telephone Socket, Brushed Steel - £3.59 @ Amazon
BG Electrical RJ11 Single Telephone Socket, Brushed Steel - £3.59 @ Amazon
BG Electrical RJ11 Single Telephone Socket, Brushed Steel - £3.59 @ Amazon
BG Electrical RJ11 Single Telephone Socket, Brushed Steel - £3.59 @ Amazon
BG Electrical RJ11 Single Telephone Socket, Brushed Steel - £3.59 @ Amazon
BG Electrical RJ11 Single Telephone Socket, Brushed Steel - £3.59 @ Amazon
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Posted 29 May 2023

BG Electrical RJ11 Single Telephone Socket, Brushed Steel - £3.59 @ Amazon

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  • SLEEK AND SLIM BRUSHED STEEL RJ11 TELEPHONE SOCKET: From BG Electrical, has softly rounded corners and colour matching fixing screws – combining quality with modern elegance
  • PART OF THE NEXUS METAL RANGE: The RJ11 single telephone socket is the most widely implemented registered jack in telecommunications
  • FIXED INTEGRATED PLASTIC GASKET TO PROTECT METAL EDGES FROM MOISTURE: With no visible plastic to be seen around the switches and a lightly lacquered surface to reduce fingerprint marks
  • BG ELECTRICAL IS PART OF LUCECO PLC: They guarantee against faulty materials and workmanship for 25 years – giving you total peace of mind
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  1. bobjst's avatar
    bobjst
    This is not a standard UK telephone socket
  2. jr007's avatar
    jr007
    I though landlines were being switched off by 2025? Or start to be turned off in favour of voip.

    Cancelled my landline as almost everyone has a mobile?

    Virgin are starting to role out Broadband only packages.
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    melted
    The analogue voice service (POTS) is planned to be switched off and many exchanges have already been sold off, but the copper telephone cables will still continue to be used for VDSL wherever BT Openreach fibre is not an option, including to provide the replacement voip service. In some case people will also want to connect their VOIP service to their old analogue telephones.

    But as already posted above, this is RJ11 and not a BT Phone socket. (edited)