I've got a menvier sd1 which im putting in for a family member, Everything has gone ok apart from the telephone wiring, I cant seem to find the installation manual anywhere & cant download it from here cos im not trade!! It seems that the telephone wiring is different from my sd1+ which i have at home.

any help would be great

Thanks

I've got a menvier sd1 which im putting in for a family member, Everything has gone ok apart from the telephone wiring, I cant seem to find the installation manual anywhere & cant download it from here cos im not trade!! It seems that the telephone wiring is different from my sd1+ which i have at home.

any help would be great

Thanks

Hi: According to Coopers the SD1+ & SD1(UK) use the same connections: A on dialler to T5 on the Telecom Master socket and B on the dialler to T2 on the Telecom Master socket Unless it comes with the lead fitted which plugs directly into the front of the master.

Edited September 16, 201015 yr by Specialist

I tried the sd1+ wiring 1st before i posted & in the end it was a iffy bt socket

Thanks for confirming that the wiring is the same for both models.

I tried the sd1+ wiring 1st before i posted & in the end it was a iffy bt socket

Thanks for confirming that the wiring is the same for both models.

No problem mate: That's what we're here for, thanks for letting me know the outcome very few do.

Edited September 16, 201015 yr by Specialist

I have just fitted an SD1 you only need the two wires that come into the house Line A and Line B you do not need the third which is a bell return for extensions. I have a exchange in the house so I just broke into the wires before the ntl box and spliced on a connection to A and B lines.

That will work but I certainly wouldnt recoment it at all,

The (BT) NTE5 or (NTL/VIRGIN) CTE5 Master Sockets have a surge arrestor (26A) filter in it.

In the event of a good surge or thunder & lightning storm you might possible end up looking for another dialler

You should of taken it from the front plate, pins 2 & 5, before it goes to your exchange

Edited August 19, 201213 yr by PSE