RJ11 Cable 3 Way Telephone Splitter 3 Pack, Beige, Splitter 6P4C Connector Phone Line Cord Adapter with Cable for Landline Telephone Wire, Suitable for Telephone, Fax Machine

Converts 1 line to 3

Works perfectly. Great value for money.

You get three Splitters and three phone cords that does what it needs to do for under $10.00… that alone is worth the price. With that out the way, I will say that the phone cords are short so if using these cords all equipment needs to be very close together. I have a cordless phone, printer/fax, and phone modem all side by side, otherwise I would need longer phone cords. Speaking of the phone cords, they don’t just slide and click into the Splitters with ease. A couple times, I thought the cords were securely inserted into the Splitters but they weren’t. After doing a few test faxes, and receiving connection errors, I noticed that the cords looked like they were all the way in the Splitters but they weren’t. When I pushed them in a little further it clicked and started working. Also, one of my Splitters was sent dented with a small hole so the quality is completely there and I don’t feel comfortable using that one. And, there were no instructions. The product pictures help some but otherwise you’re on your own. Thankfully, it’s not rocket science: - my phone modem is connected to my wall jack using my own (longer) phone cord - I just connected one of the short phone cords to the Splitter side with only one jack insert (not the side with the three jack inserts.) - I then used two of the short phone cords and connected them inside one Splitter using two of its jack inserts - Lastly, I attached each cord end to the fax machine and cordless phone

I recently switched VOIP services, and now my device only has one port at the back for connecting to a phone. I found it odd that a problem from this century requires a solution from the previous century, but this RJ11 splitter was precisely what I needed. I would have been happy with a single two-way splitter, but this kit gave me three three-way splitters at a low price and fast delivery. I clicked one end of the included extension cable into the back of the splitter and other end into the VOIP box. I plugged in my nearby desk phone and then ran a long extension cable from the splitter to the wall jack to include the remaining house phones in the configuration. This simple device simply works. I'll keep the other two for later. I threw away the splitter I had because I thought I'd never need it.

Well, I only needed one to replace my parents' old phone splitter, but that one works perfectly and hooked up very easily. The landline and internet now both work simultaneously, which I appreciate. It's kind of hard to tell how good the connection is, as their internet was pretty bad to start, but this works at least as well as the one Windstream gave them.

Low cost effective. I need to split 1 line into 2 lines. Since this was a vine offer I took it. It is more than I needed but I may want the 2 ling spilt to go to three lines. I use this with a telecom service for dementia suffering people. It allows me to replace my sick brother in laws phones with any apparent visual difference to him. It works with no ecstatic on the line. So it is a godsend for me. As I did not want to fish in hard wired phone lines.

They come at a very low price, but their quality seems to be Okay. I can connect my fax machine, corded phone and cordless phone all to the same port now. No issues found so far.

I have phone service over cable, so the phone modem connects to the wall outlet. I needed a splitter to connect a wired phone to the modem as well. This item did the job. The package came with three 3-way splitters (with all female jacks) and three short pigtails. All 4 jacks are bussed together so you can connect multiple phones/fax machines on the same line. These splitters do not separate lines 1/2 like some others do. I had a brief issue with the pigtail not making contact, but after inserting the jack firmly and wiggling it around, the splitter performed as expected. Now my phone modem connects to both the house wiring and a wired phone.