Legrand Belanko S – telephone socket – British telecom secondary –

A Telephone Socket Single Secondary (UK) is a type of phone jack that is commonly used in the United Kingdom to connect a secondary phone line to a telephone or other device. It is also commonly referred to as a BT socket, named after the company that originally developed the design. The Telephone Socket Single Secondary (UK) has a single connection point and is used for connecting a secondary phone line to a telephone or other device.
The socket has a rectangular shape with two small, rectangular-shaped slots for inserting the plug of a phone line. The socket is typically mounted on a wall or other surface and is connected to the secondary phone line using a twisted pair of wires. The socket also typically includes a removable front cover, which can be removed to allow access to the wiring for maintenance or repairs.

Features

• Has a standard UK size that is compatible with most telephone systems
• Plate has a single port for connecting one telephone device
• Plate is designed as a secondary socket

How to use

Step 1: Turn off the power to the telephone system before beginning the installation process.

Step 2: Locate the electrical box where you want to install the wall plate.

Step 3: Place the Telephone SKT Single Secondary UK wall plate over the back box, ensuring that it is flush against the wall.

Step 4: Use the provided mounting screws to secure the wall plate to the back box.

Step 5: Connect the telephone cable to the screw terminals on the wall plate. Make sure to connect the cable securely and according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Step 6: Turn on the power to the telephone system.

Step 7: Test the connection by plugging in a telephone device and checking for a dial tone.