The iPlate (interstitial plate) BT has boosted the speed of home
ADSL connections can be increased by a staggering 63%.
How does it work?
The iPlate essentially dispenses with the bell wire – the wire
that used to make old phones make that glorious, old-school ringing
noise. Modern phones don’t need the bell wire, meaning it now does
nothing more than inconveniently act as a conductor for any
electrical interference in your home. Dodgy light fittings, central
heating, microwave ovens, the old telly used by the family next
door: all of them can generate electrical interference, creating
“noise” on your line and subsequently hampering broadband speeds.
Will it work for you?
There’s no guarantee, All I can report is our anecdotal
evidence, which is very encouraging indeed, but others may get
little or no improvement at all. Broadbandbuyer.co.uk claims that
seven out of ten homes are likely to benefit from the device.
BT claims its trials showed speed increases of up to 3Mb/sec, with
an average improvement of 1.5Mb/sec.
The iPlate is very good for people who have their router plugged
into an extension socket, rather than the NTE5 master socket.
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