Leviton 47603-TDM Telephone Line Distribution Board

I was performing a condo remodel which had two incoming phone lines from two different services (one traditional copper, one from a cable provider). This panel allows you to quickly and easily swap around lines 1 and 2 on different inputs (or line 1 one four different inputs) and patch out different lines to different ports using basic modular RJ plugs without rewiring the incoming punchdown block.If you do have two inputs though and want to make your life easier, I'd suggest pairing it with https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QQU0DAA/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 , and terminating a small bit of Cat5 from the punchdown block here into a RJ12 jack to plug your incoming lines into. That gives you modular plug for two line inputs and a variety of modular plugs for outputs -- your own on-site switchboard! I'm kind of surprised no one makes that yet.Anyway... this is perfect, except for being slightly over-priced. Oh well.

No idea why anyone even makes a telephone distribution product that doesn't use RJ45 (8 pin connector, just like your network cables).Personally I ran several cat5e to every room, homerun back to a single location with a big patch panel. Now all I have to do is use a cheap $1, 2 foot patch cord to connect the patch panel to either this telephone distribution board (if I want that jack to be a telephone line), or my network switch (if I want it to be a network jack).Since this is all RJ45, its easy to do that. And on the room side, a 4 pin telephone RJ11 connector fits cleanly into the middle of an RJ45, so its a win-win.

Great price on this board

Perfect replacement, worked great