The RCA RC940 Wireless Phone Jack System allows you to easily turn any AC outlet into a phone or VoIP jack. You can make VoIP calls from anywhere in your house with this wireless phone jack system. It also includes a base jack and extension cord for added convenience. This VoIP phone jack allows easy phone line access for satellite and TIVO wherever needed.
Review 1 for RCA Wireless Phone Jack System For VOIP
Limited range
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03/13/2012
By EGBD ,
Stafford, VA
1out of5
I purchased this product inorder to use a telephone line connected to a fax machine. I installed the main sending unit on the 1st floor where the phone line was located. I then install the receiving unit on the 2nd floor. The total distance between main and receiving was less than 75 feet with an open foyer leading from the 1st to 2nd floor. It did not work. So I experimented by putting the two units in the same room at differenct ranges and it worked, kinda. If the distance exceeded 25 feet the units would not work. Waste of money. I wish the grading scale had a zero because that's what this product rates.
Product Attributes:
Value
1out of5
Meets Expectations
1out of5
Recommends this product? No
Age:45 - 54
Gender:Male
Ownership:2 - 7 weeks
Usage:Never
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ILoveWalmartNV
NV
Error in logic
Posted 05/18/2012
It is not the straight distance between the two components that affects its ability to work. It is the distance from one outlet to the service box and back to the other outlet that is critical. In a large house, that could be 150 feet or more. Even if the two outlets are on the same wall of the house. Use may also be disrupted by a sub panel being located between one outlet and the main service box. I don't see your issue as being a fault of the product. It sounds like a characteristic of how your house is wired. In that case, it is what it is.
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Review 2 for RCA Wireless Phone Jack System For VOIP
After reading other reviews, I noticed that most people having static problems were trying to put the base on one level of the home and they were using the wireless jack on another level of the home. I though that if the distance were much shorter, it wouldn't be a problem, as we only needed to create a new work station less than 20 feet away from the base. The static was horrible when speaking on the phone, so we ended up having to add extra wiring to the new phone, which was what we were trying to avoid. It probably works fine for hooking up satellite TV and such, but this is NOT a good product for trying to talk on the phone. It was a huge waste of money for our purposes.
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Value
1out of5
Meets Expectations
1out of5
Recommends this product? No
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Review 3 for RCA Wireless Phone Jack System For VOIP
I have direct tv and wanted to put a phone cordinto the back of my tv box works great for my use
Product Attributes:
Value
4out of5
Meets Expectations
5out of5
Recommends this product? Yes
Age:35 - 44
Gender:Male
Ownership:2 - 7 weeks
Usage:Every day
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Review 4 for RCA Wireless Phone Jack System For VOIP
08/21/2011
By oycart ,
Albuquerque, NM
2out of5
I bought this so I could use another phone and jack in my house after switching to Vonage. I was unable to use the other jacks in my house because my local phone company did some funky wiring and so the wiring quick fix which Vonage advertises did/will not work. Anyway, I read several previous reviews warning that this RCA product may not work depending on the wiring in your house. I took a chance anyway, and those reviews turned out to be correct. The wireless phone jack system DOES work, just not very well. There is a very loud hum/static noise on the phone which I've plugged into the jack. I'm guessing it is because the phone jack which I've plugged it into is not on the same circuit as my main Vonage phone (as mentioned in one of the reviews I'd read). But, at least now I can answer a phone at the opposite end of my house from my main Vonage phone and can tell the caller I need to switch to another phone. So, it's not perfect, but it suits my needs . . .
Product Attributes:
Value
2out of5
Meets Expectations
2out of5
Recommends this product? No
Age:45 - 54
Gender:Female
Ownership:2 - 7 weeks
Usage:Every few days
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SiteDoctorsNet
Vallejo, Ca.
Try using a filter
Posted 12/09/2011
I'd suggest using a DSL filter as they are designed to get rid of the noise you described. SiteDoctors.net sends them to all of our DSL and VOIP customers as does AT&T. But you can get them at any electronics store like Radio Shack or even Walmart.
Good luck!
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Review 5 for RCA Wireless Phone Jack System For VOIP
08/14/2011
By quickbeam ,
Decatur, TX
5out of5
Clear instructions. Works fine. I have Directv and have it wired in to put Caller ID information on my TV screen. Politicians, charities, el. al. don't have a chance.
Product Attributes:
Value
4out of5
Meets Expectations
5out of5
Recommends this product? Yes
Age:65 or older
Gender:Male
Ownership:2 - 3 months
Usage:Every day
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