Digital Voice

[PhilipRogerson]

I live in an area with a very poor / non-existent mobile signal (EE). I'm told if there is a power cut there will be no phone connectivity with digital Voice. What am I supposed to do?

[jac_95]

Hi PhilipRogerson,

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[WSH]

BT may supply a battery backup unit (BBU) if you ask them.

Even if they do not, you can get something similar from Amazon.  Look for a UPS (Uninterruptable Power Supply).  Basically, a battery that you plug into the mains and the Smart Hub, (& ONT, if you have one), then plugs into that.

[jac_95]

If you speak to BT's customer services and explain about the poor mobile signal they will go over some alternative solutions to allow you to make calls in a powercut.

0330 1234 150

There are also lots of posts on this forum with solutions and guidance along with lots of information at https://landlinesgo.digital