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mattyrobin · 11-10-2011, 21:59

Thanks for that but a bit too technical for me.

When I took the front of the 'TV' box off to the right of the phone box in the bedroom there were two cables coming into it from the cavity wall - 1 being the TV cable and the other being the phone cable which then goes from this TV box into the phone socket on the skirting.

I also noticed that the phone box in the bedroom has far more wires within it connected (although only two connect to the fascia) with small rubber covers on them. This hints to me that this is probably the extension wires connecting off of this incoming wire, sending the extensions to the other boxes in the house.

I therefore reckon that this box in my bedroom is the master and the others are the extensions. I can't be sure cos I don't really know what I'm talking about (hence why I am posting on here) but think that all the clues are adding up to that fact...

11-10-2011, 21:59	#16
mattyrobin Inactive Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 14	Re: Telephone extension wall socket removal Thanks for that but a bit too technical for me. When I took the front of the 'TV' box off to the right of the phone box in the bedroom there were two cables coming into it from the cavity wall - 1 being the TV cable and the other being the phone cable which then goes from this TV box into the phone socket on the skirting. I also noticed that the phone box in the bedroom has far more wires within it connected (although only two connect to the fascia) with small rubber covers on them. This hints to me that this is probably the extension wires connecting off of this incoming wire, sending the extensions to the other boxes in the house. I therefore reckon that this box in my bedroom is the master and the others are the extensions. I can't be sure cos I don't really know what I'm talking about (hence why I am posting on here) but think that all the clues are adding up to that fact...