Applies to all program additions, changes and rearrangements on single-line telephones. Applies to all program additions, changes and rearrangements on multi-line telephones. Before issuing a request to disconnect a line or station, consider any future plans your office may have for telephone service. It is much cheaper to move a line than to disconnect one and reconnect it later. A telephone number change can be made on an in place or relocated line for a rearrangement charge.
Many rooms have existing jacks which can be used or extended with a long mounting cord.
Mounting cords in lengths up to 25 feet are available for purchase from the Customer Service Office. Care should be taken so that the use of the cord does not cause a safety hazard. In addition, each jack is equipped to handle two independent voice lines. In many cases if an additional phone needs to be added to a room, a splitter can be installed on an existing jack for a separate line. A different kind of splitter is available to create an extension of an existing line.