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The RCA RC926 wireless phone jack converts your existing electrical outlet into a phone jack without the need for tools or wiring. Plus, it's fully expandable, allowing you to add as many additional RCA RC926 extension units as you need.
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The RCA RC926 wireless phone jack converts your existing electrical outlet into a phone jack without the need for tools or wiring. Plus, it's fully expandable, allowing you to add as many additional RCA RC926 extension units as you need.
The RC926 is very easy to install. Just insert the transmission unit into the AC wall outlet and connect the RJ-11 cable to the existing phone jack. Next, plug the included extension unit into the wall outlet. You can plug it into any outlet within your home. A green indicator light on the side of each unit indicates that it is functioning normally. A reset button lets you change the location of the phone jack or switch phones.
The RC926 features built-in surge suppression and is ideal for placing a phone anywhere that an extension phone jack is not readily available. The RC926 is compatible with corded and cordless phones, answering machines, fax machines, and computer modems. It also supports call forwarding, call waiting, three-way calling, conference calling, and speed dialing.Once installed, the wireless phone jack system is fully expandable--you can add an unlimited number of extension units and phones throughout your home. --Megan Dugan
Illinois
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2022
Works perfectly: absolutely no noise on line, easy to install
George Foster
Reviewed in Canada on December 25, 2022
Product was easy to use but the signal was inconsistent. Cannot have that!
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on July 15, 2016
Would not pair..waste of money
Nel
Reviewed in Canada on January 3, 2016
Pros:-Great for those areas of the house that does not have access to any phone jack.Cons:- Expensive for such an old tech ( that's to be expected I guess since not alot of demand for it these days.)So far, this device work as it should out of the box. I use it primarily to connect my printer. ( My wife use the fax function for her work). This device allows me to move the printer to a more convenient location other than the kitchen - where the phone jack is located. I cannot comment about the phone function since I don't use it to call anybody. I will leave that up to other reviewer. It's more than sufficient for my need sending occasional fax. My wife and I are quite satisfied with this product.
mark smith
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2012
I ordered this item for use in our family room in our new home, where for some reason the builder didn't think to include a phone jack. Once we installed the wireless jack, we began to get intermittent buzzing on the line each time a call was made or answered. Thinking it may be the phone, we ordered a different type of phone, but found the same issues remained.Unfortunately, between ordering the new phone and going on vacation for two weeks, we went a few days past the 30 day return policy and now Amazon is refusing to accept out return. Interesting because the seller, TNT said they follow Amazon's return policy so they don't want to help either. It seem because we made an effort to try and make this jack work properly, we are stuck with a purchase we can't use. Thanks Amazon and TNT for your understanding! Last time I make a purchase from either company.
Santi B.
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2010
We purchased this item to use with our all-in-one printer (with fax) where there was no phone jack. It works great for this because you don't have to worry about sound quality. I tested it with a regular phone and it has some static sound but, if you place the units close enough to each other it sounds almost perfect.--------(Update)----------I started to use this with a telephone and you will hear static but, once your in the call it seems to go away. I can recommend this now for Fax and Phone Use.
R. Wolf
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2010
This item works as advertised, but does not provide high-quality or clear audio.I tested it at an electrical outlet not surrounded by electronic equipment. It put out a lot of static. I installed it at an electrical outlet next to a power strip operating electronic equipment and got the same high level of static.Pros: It installs easily and provides an extra phone jack at the location where it plugs into an existing phone jack. This let me continue to use my landline phone. I did not expect this extra phone jack.Con: The audio quality of the telephone line that plugs into the remote receiver is poor.I will keep the unit because it provides an adequate signal for interaction between my receiver and my satellite provider. Otherwise I would return it.
Julie L. Rosa
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2010
These phone jacks are great! You can put them anywhere in the home with just a basic pug in, no installation. The cost was just under $40. My cable company charged over $10 more than that to come out to install 1 jack. Not to mention I would have to be available at the times that they gave me. With this there was no wait other than the wait time to receive it in the mail. They are great!
Midwesterner
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2009
I purchased this to add a phone line to the 2nd floor of my house (which does not have a phone jack) - simply adding a traditional phone line, no VOIP, no TIVO, nothing fancy. We have DSL, so I used the 2Wire filters and tried every phone jack in the house for the base. Some had a clearer connection than others, but with every attempt, after 5 seconds to 60 seconds, the line would disconnect and the remote phone was left with no connection. I reset the units, followed all troubleshooting options, and still had the same problem.I returned this unit - I don't know if this was an individual defect, or another symptom of a faulty product, but based on the negative reviews, I won't be ordering another to find out.
Jenny Lynn
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2008
At first I was hesitant to order this particular phone jack due to some of the negative reviews. I spent quite a bit of time looking in other websites; however, Amazon offered the best deal (as usual) and free shipping. I came to the conclusion that other sites offering other brands also had some negative reviews, so I might as well take a chance with the Amazon link and save the shipping while I was at it. ;)Other reviews warned to read the instructions closely and to follow them, which I did. I needed the phone jack in order to hook up a telephone line to the back of my DVR Dish Network receiver. This would save me $5 per month on my bill if they could access the DVR via a phone line. I plugged it in per the instructions; I put the main unit in the bedroom wall where I already had a phone jack. Then I placed the other part in the living room where the DVR resides. Amazingly, the signal went thru several walls and furniture. I called Dish Network on my cell phone so they could check the phone line on the DVR and it worked perfectly.Needless to say, I'm very happy with the quality of the RCA phone jack, it was very easy to install, just like they claimed and my husband was glad to not have dealt with the installation, since I did it. Another great buy from Amazon. :)
R. B. Bresticker
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 1999
The advertising for the RCA RC926 is deceptive. While it is described as a wireless modem jack, only after one opens the package and looks at the documentation does one discover that the modem speed is limited to 14,400 baud and more usually 9600 baud. That was slow even 5 years ago; now it is virtually useless when most modems operate at 33600 or 56000 baud
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