I have 2 BT lines/numbers into my house .... one has ADSL enabled on it, one doesn't.
I need to run both lines out to a new summerhouse in the garden, I _do not_ want to go down any wireless options (DECT, wireless networks, routers et al)
I can of course run 2 separate cables from each BT Master Socket in the house (which are literally side by side) conduited along the route the cable needs to take, terminating in the usual (B&Q, Homebase etc) BT type sockets at the other end, however, I fear this will be both time consuming and more costly, as I have to consider conduit purchase and fixing. Given my DIY drilling skills, I can't also imagine the conduit will be level along its length!
Thus, I have found this site :
Am I right I could effectively wire both lines down this cable, and not have any issues with my voice or ADSL lines, so long as I give due consideration to ADSL filtering etc?
To all intents and purposes, I'm just adding another telephone extension for each line (not adding any more kit incidentally, REN value taken into consideration) which I would like to run down one specific cable.
Is this that cable? Is 5 pairs enough? Only 3 wires are used per extension aren't they?
TIA.