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Just wondering if anyone has heard of these?
It's a device that BT has been trialling called an Interstitial Plate - or iPlate - that slots into the master telephone socket and largely eliminates any noise and interference with the broadband signal, they claim it provides a significant boost for ADSL broadband speeds.
As I understand it the device is fitted between the test socket and the faceplate and breaks the pin 3, ring wire connection which BT have recently discovered has been causing issues!
Source here
Picture working for an ISP with customers phoning up saying my neighbours TV is affecting my broadband signal
Just wondering if anyone else has heard of this and their opinions?
It's a device that BT has been trialling called an Interstitial Plate - or iPlate - that slots into the master telephone socket and largely eliminates any noise and interference with the broadband signal, they claim it provides a significant boost for ADSL broadband speeds.
As I understand it the device is fitted between the test socket and the faceplate and breaks the pin 3, ring wire connection which BT have recently discovered has been causing issues!
Source here
Picture working for an ISP with customers phoning up saying my neighbours TV is affecting my broadband signal
Just wondering if anyone else has heard of this and their opinions?