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Simplastic · 20-11-2004, 11:36

Thanks to all who replied. The problem has now been resolved. An NTL engineer came and informed us that NTL use a lower voltage than 48V, but he couldn't remember what it should be. In fact he checked several homes in our area and found that we are all reading 38V.

It turned out that one of our internal sockets was wired with reverse polarity. Fortunately, he was a nice chap and didn't charge us.

Still not sure what voltage NTL should be using.

20-11-2004, 11:36	#21
Simplastic Inactive Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 8	Re: NTL and Panasonic DECT Phones Thanks to all who replied. The problem has now been resolved. An NTL engineer came and informed us that NTL use a lower voltage than 48V, but he couldn't remember what it should be. In fact he checked several homes in our area and found that we are all reading 38V. It turned out that one of our internal sockets was wired with reverse polarity. Fortunately, he was a nice chap and didn't charge us. Still not sure what voltage NTL should be using.