Connecting a corded phone to Open Reach fibre optic installations

[WSH]

While I think about it, you can get RJ11 to BT 431 adapters.  Take a look on Amazon.  (Sorry, we are not allowed to post links to commercial sites, otherwise I'd point you in the right direction).  As I said, though, the real issue is who is providing the phone service and that BT's DV will not work through third-party equipment.

[FLC]

@Redman1 

According to Fleur's documentation, there should have been an adapter included with the router. They refer to it as a VOIP adapter & it should look something like this:

Check the box & if it's missing, give them a call. 

[licquorice]

It's simply an RJ11- BT431 adapter. According to Fleur's documentation, the phone port on their router is RJ11 rather than BT431.

[WSH]

I thought I’d said all this earlier but just to summarize:

• The socket on the TP-Link will be an RJ11.
• You will need an adapter to plug a phone into it.
• Fleur should have provided an adapter but you can get one from Amazon for a fiver, if necessary.
• If your phone service is BT Digital Voice, it will not work through the TP-Link.
• If your phone service is provided by Fleur, it will not work through a BT Home Hub.