telephone splitter S/CONN 71018-2

The ShiverPeaks telephone splitter S/CONN 71018-2 allows two devices to share a single analog telephone line. Designed for straightforward installation, the compact splitter provides reliable connections for telephones, fax machines, or modems while maintaining clear audio signals and minimizing interference. Its durable housing and standardized connectors make it suitable for both home and office environments where multiple devices must access the same line.

Advantages

The splitter features a compact form factor that saves desk and wall space while keeping wiring tidy. Its robust construction and secure connectors ensure long-term mechanical stability and consistent signal transmission. Compatibility with common analog telephone systems simplifies integration without additional configuration. The device requires no power supply or drivers, making it a low-maintenance solution for expanding a single phone line.

Suitable for

• Connecting two corded or cordless phones to one landline
• Sharing a single line between a telephone and a fax machine
• Using a modem and a telephone on the same analog line
• Small home offices or reception desks with limited line outlets

Key specifications

• Connection type: analog telephone line splitter
• Number of outputs: 2
• Connector format: standard RJ11-compatible connectors
• Enclosure: durable plastic housing for indoor use
• Power: passive device, no external power required
• Operating environment: typical indoor temperature and humidity ranges for telecommunications equipment

How to use

Plug the splitter into the wall-mounted telephone jack or into the single-line outlet on a base unit. Insert two telephone cords into the splitter outputs and ensure each connector is fully seated. Place connected devices in their usual locations and test each device by making or receiving a call to confirm clear audio. No configuration or software installation is necessary; if audio issues occur, check cords and connectors for secure seating and replace any damaged leads.

Recommendations

For best performance, use short, high-quality telephone cords and avoid routing cables near large sources of electromagnetic interference. Limit simultaneous high-bandwidth analog uses (for example, fax transmission and voice calls) on the same line to prevent signal overlap. Inspect connectors periodically and replace the splitter if physical damage or degraded audio quality appears.