Review on Leviton 47603-DP6: Compact Combo Bridged Phone & 🔌 Data Board with 6-Way Video Splitter - Ultimate Connectivity Solution by Brent Borseth

The video I uploaded is an introduction to installing one of these modules. In general, this module should be used where space is limited. This is a good module for basic needs (4 telephone, 4 internet and 6 TV connections). However, it is significantly less efficient than the standard and advanced modules that are also available. Pros: - Small size - Good build quality - Can be used without a case by removing the locking pins. Disadvantages: - No security system interface or DSL filters - Telephone line connection cannot be easily swapped with data lines, so you need to plan better than with other modules. The cable splitter only has a 1GHz version compared to the 2GHz versions that come with some other modules. Bonus. Probably suitable for apartments/small apartments, for use in a dressing room or other small area, or as an extension center for a 2nd floor or extension of a house. Whether you're wiring a new home or completely rewiring an existing home, you need a more advanced module that offers additional connections. For the price ($66 at the time of this review), I have a feeling you're only getting about 25%. Features for 50% of the cost of other modules. For that reason I don't think it matters much unless you need larger panels like Leviton 47606-AHT Advanced Home Phone and Video Panel White, Leviton 47606-BNP Basic Home Networking Plus Panel White or if you don't need it Network connections, a Leviton 47606-BTV 2GHz phone/video unit. Cost is the main factor in losing 1 star. Also, the layout of Leviton modules leads to cable clutter since phone pads and a cable splitter create a situation where your cables overlap. The layout and design loses the second star. Leviton's advantage is that they are easily accessible to the average homeowner and have a variety of products to suit most needs.