ADSL Splitter for Clear Phone Calls and More Reliable Internet Keep your home phone and ADSL internet working together without interference. This ADSL splitter separates lowfrequency voice signals from frequency data signals to reduce line noise and improve overall signal quality. Key benefits Clearer phone calls: Reduces static and background noise on voice lines so conversations are easier to hear. More reliable internet: Improves signal quality for your modem or router by minimizing interference from voice traffic. Simple setup: Designed for straightforward plugin use with standard home phone and ADSL connections. What it does and why you need it Frequency separation: Filters lowfrequency audio from frequency data so each device receives the intended signal without crosstalk. Interference reduction: Lowers noise on the line, helping maintain stable connections for browsing, streaming, and phone use. Spaceefficient design: Compact and unobtrusive for use near wall jacks, splitters, and routers. Key attributes Function: Passive frequency splitter that separates voice and data signals on a single telephone line. Compatibility: Works with ADSL broadband services and standard telephone lines and handsets. Size and build: Compact form factor suitable for most home and small office installations with durable construction for everyday use. Performance: Improves perceived signal quality and reduces audible line noise for clearer voice calls and steadier data performance. Practical use scenarios Home with a single phone line: Connect the splitter between the wall jack and both your ADSL modem and phone to avoid static on calls while keeping internet access active. Small office setup: Use the splitter where a shared phone line carries both voice and ADSL to reduce interference for multiple devices. Troubleshooting line noise: Add the splitter when you experience static or inconsistent internet speeds to isolate voice and data paths. Installation note Designed for easy, quick installation at the wall jack or inline with existing phone equipment to separate voice and data signals without complex configuration.