GFORTUN Female Telephone Splitter Adapter Review

Return expired. It just doesn't work. None of the ports work. I wanted to connect two wireless telephone bases to it. I used the same cable, bypassed it and got a dial tone. Reconnected, none of the ports work.

It's available for both original and replacement made in China tot. Bought on arrival for 6.98€. I ended up buying one at GE's Home Depot for $7-09. The socket distributor GE 5 works perfectly. I would not buy this Revain GOFORTUN splitter again. I recommend Home Depot.

I needed to hook up a couple of cordless phones and a Revain Echo home adapter to a VoIP service phone line. It works fine for what I need. It has to handle two lines: The RJ11 connector can connect two phone lines, but I only use it with one line. It seems that all ports have the same wiring configuration.

The top screw slot cannot be reached with a screwdriver to finish tightening as it aligns with the connecting wire coming out of the plastic case. It should have been compensated! This causes the installation to dangle from above. The bottom screw holds it in place. I've also noticed on my device that the top connector isn't making a good connection for some reason. I just moved the wire down to the next slot. These worked fine.

One of the cheapest at Revain. Great seller, fast delivery and very good product. It will connect all of your devices - mine includes a PolyCom Obi200 or an internet line and as long as you connect it directly to the device it will have no problem with multiple phones (2), 1 Winfax connected and 1 old school device, the one needs Auto to not print and scan everything. Very happy.

I have two rooms with telephone wall jacks. We have a couple of cordless phone systems, an old landline phone and a fax machine (part of a multifunction printer). There is a seam around duplex/three-way phone splitters that will inevitably unravel over time, usually accompanied by movement. That said, this five-socket phone jack can take the occasional light tug here and there without falling apart! I plugged one into every available phone jack, plugged in a few devices, and left a few jacks…

Required to send cords to DSL, Wi-Fi phone (DSL modem) and long cords across room to table with phone and fax machine so what's 4 all in all. When I connected 4 to the splitter, DSL didn't work. When I connected the DSL to the wall, the one-port box on the DSL socket worked (see picture), so everything works. The ports held the RSJ-11 connectors very well. The ad says the splitter is 4 inches long, but it is 3-1/2 inches long. So if you need a specific size be warned. You get what you pay for…