Nunber of Phones that can be connected ??
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Hello all,
How many phones could be connected to the verizon FIOS box (same phone #)?
We have 5 connected to "copper" now.
Thanks....Ken
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I think 5 is about the limit. I found this specification for the ONT 611. I would imagine the others are about the same.
Provides balanced 5 REN ringing. So it depends on the REN requirements of the attached device. Most newer style phones take less than 1. If you need more, I would consider cordless phones and at least 2 or more hardwired phones incase of power loss. The cordless phones have batteries, but base stations do not. Maybe some do, but mine does not.
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are you talking about literal and physical phone sets, or do you mean phone numbers
like 555-1234 and 555-1212, and 555-9876?
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Thanks...got the answer and yes...actual phones....same #
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If you have old phones (WE 500 sets) you may have problems. My ONT can just about ring one WE 500. I called them about this and they said it is within their parameters which is wrong of course. I am only asking for 5 REN which is what they have been providing for decades.
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I think 5 is about the limit. I found this specification for the ONT 611. I would imagine the others are about the same.
Provides balanced 5 REN ringing. So it depends on the REN requirements of the attached device. Most newer style phones take less than 1. If you need more, I would consider cordless phones and at least 2 or more hardwired phones incase of power loss. The cordless phones have batteries, but base stations do not. Maybe some do, but mine does not.
