BT Extension Telephone Wall Socket IDC Terminal Slave Secondary Outlet Plate

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Used for - This BT extension socket should be connected to either a master socket or another extension socket, it cannot be used as a master socket (a master socket connects to the main cable entering a property from a telephone operator). The box can screwed to a skirting board or wall.

How to fit - A cable should be run from the master socket or another extension socket to this socket. On the newer NTE5A master sockets there is a removable front panel where there is 3 IDC terminals, a cable can be attached using an IDC tool. The extension socket should be wired to the master socket in the following format; terminal 2 to 2, 3 to 3 and 5 to 5. If you have an older master socket, the wiring is still the same however a BT connector should be crimped onto the extension cable and this should be plugged into the front of your master socket. If you still need to use your master socket locally, you will need to purchase a BT splitter adapter. the following are all available in our shop; Telephone cable, IDC tools, BT Adapters, BT Crimper, BT Connectors.