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| ADSL Filter |
$15 |
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An ADSL Filter (or in-line Filter) is connected to a telephone device to separate voice and data on your telephone line. This ADSL in-line filter allows you to connect one telephone device to the line, on one telephone socket. This device is compatible with both ADSL1 and ADSL2+. If you wish to connect both your ADSL modem and telephone on the one telephone socket, we recommend you purchase an ADSL Splitter.
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| ADSL Splitter |
$20 |
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An ADSL Splitter is connected to a telephone device and a broadband modem to separate voice and data on your telephone line. This ADSL Splitter allows you to connect one telephone device and one broadband modem to the line, on one telephone socket. This device is compatible with both ADSL1 and ADSL2+.
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| ADSL Central Line Filter |
$35 |
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An ADSL Central Filter is used to centrally separate the ADSL signal and voice signal. No ADSL inline filters or splitter filters are required once this is installed. A central filter is highly recommended if you have more than 4 telephone devices plugged into the phone line or if you have a back-to-base/monitored alarm system.
* A telecommunications certified electrician is required to install this device (third party fees may apply).
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| Wireless Adaptor (USB / PCI / PCMCIA) |
$35 |
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Wireless Adaptors allow you to connect your PC or Laptop to a wireless modem/router. This device essentially allows you to surf the Internet wirelessly within local range to your modem/router. The model shown is USB, however we also offer other connections such as PCI and PCMCIA for the same price.
* A computer technician may be required for installation of the PCI card (if selected).
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| Wireless Router Booster Antenna |
$30 |
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Booster Antennas increase the wireless signal strength for ADSL Modem / Router's. For premises which have high density walls or structures blocking signal, this attachment is recommended for an optimal wireless connection. These Booster Antennas simply replace the existing antenna on your modem/router and is simply screwed onto the back with minimal effort.
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