Correct way to enable all BT sockets after Digital Voice

[Vidman51]

Has anybody tried using one of these twin outlets plugged into the hub? 

My house is over three levels with 30 inch thick walls, I had to use a wired connection around the house for phones in different rooms on each level. Openreach installed FTTP to me last November which is on level three  and at the end of the old wired phone circuit. The BT master socket is on level one. What I would like to do is connect the new BT phone to one outlet and run a cable from the end socket to the second outlet of plugin (photo). Socket will be hardwired. Thanks

[Stevek1311]

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@Vidman51wrote:

Has anybody tried using one of these twin outlets plugged into the hub? 

My house is over three levels with 30 inch thick walls, I had to use a wired connection around the house for phones in different rooms on each level. Openreach installed FTTP to me last November which is on level three  and at the end of the old wired phone circuit. The BT master socket is on level one. What I would like to do is connect the new BT phone to one outlet and run a cable from the end socket to the second outlet of plugin (photo). Socket will be hardwired. Thanks

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I use similar (mine has a lead on it but is essentially also a 2 way splitter) so my old answering machine and cordless hub work directly off the back of the hub

[Looseleaf]

Did not work for me.  

Not sufficient umph to ring the bell on my old phone. Phones dont ring.

Even with modern handsets only one phone is supported. Suggest remove old, wired extensions... they won't work after digital voice. In my experience. 

[DavidSC]

That is not my experience.  The Digital Voice hub has a REN of 4 and on my installation it supports two hard wired extensions and (with the correct capacitor) an 80D external bell.  Your splitter looks very sensible and should work fine.