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| RCA RC926 Wireless Phone Jack | 
 enlarge | Brand: RCA
Category: CE
List Price: $79.95
Buy New: $37.47
You Save: $42.48 (53%)
New (13) Used (1) from $37.00
Avg. Customer Rating:  50 reviews
Media: Electronics
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 10.9 x 11.5 x 3
MPN: RC926
Model: RC926
UPC: 079000304074
EAN: 0079000304074
ASIN: B00000J08Q
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: New
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| Features:
| • | Wireless modem jack system | | • | Includes transmitter and one extension unit | | • | Connects to AC outlet and existing phone jack | | • | Easy plug-in installation | | • | Genuine RCA quality phone accessory |
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Amazon.com Product Description
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
Product Description
Would you like to make an appointment to install a new phone jack? Is now ok?No more playing the "sometime this week" game with the phone company. You can install another phone jack as easily as plugging in a toaster. RCA Wireless Phone Jacks turn any power outlet into a phone jack. Simply plug the base unit in next to the existing phone jack and place the extension anywhere you need another line. All the wireless phone jack systems have built in Surge Suppression and are expandable to as many extensions as you need!
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| Customer Reviews: Read 45 more reviews...
 Failed after 2 weeks June 28, 2008
But I recently switched to quad-play from the cable company -- which put the phone jack (e.g. cable modem) on a different floor of the house from my TV and my TiVo Series 1. This is important because the TiVo Series 1 lacks a network card -- it needs access to a standard phone line. I didn't relish drilling holes and running RJ45 all over the house just to support my TiVo, so I went looking for a wireless phone jack system instead. I bought one of these RCA 926 systems, and it worked brilliantly for about two weeks, and then failed entirely. As far as I can tell, the base station has ceased to transmit, so it's useless. I've gone for the RTX DualJack product instead, which is slightly more expensive but seems to get much better reviews. I'd avoid this product at all costs -- it clearly suffers from numerous design and quality problems. I'm just glad I only spent $21.99 on it.
 wireless phone jack June 16, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
the wireless phone jack was easy to set up and give me a phone jack for my satellite DVR reciever. It seems dump to me that the Satellite folks charge for not being connected to a land line, but I have to wonder if they just trust the phone back bone better than their upload download capabilities. In any case, it was easy to set up and worked without a hitch once I found an outlet that didn't have feedback.
 Only good for a basic line June 7, 2008
Don't waste your money if you expect full functioning line. Does not transfer caller-ID data. Probably OK for a basic extension.
worst purchase ever May 19, 2008
I have not been able to get this product to work correctly since I received it. I have followed every troubleshooting hint that it came with but no luck. I am usually very good with electronics so I do not recomend this item to anyone!!!!
 Will work with DSL line May 17, 2008
Operation is fine if you follow the instructions to the letter. The jack will work for Dish with a DSL line if you put proper filter on and keep it away from other electronic devices and cords. I give it a 4 only because it is so sensitive to interference and does not work for the latest high speed modems.
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