On/Off Switch for Telephone, Fax, Modem and Any Device connected to a Single-line Phone Jack. The Telephone Remote Interrupt Control Kit. The "TRICK". Amazon Exclusive!
How many times have you wished you could temporarily disconnect your Telephone Device or Fax Machine or DSL Modem or Anything plugged into a standard single-line RJ-11 phone jack?The Telephone Remote Interrupt Control Kit is the TRICK that does it.If you have a Business Phone you can turn it off for an uninterrupted lunch or after hours especially if it is a Home Business.  You can use it on a phone to deny access to children or to allow patients or someone needing a period of peace and quiet to avoid the ringing by simply turning off their phone line.It is great during election years to avoid those hundreds of political robo-messages or annoying solicitors.Maybe you have a Fax Machine that is inundated by junk faxes or you just want to control when it is accessible.You can use your computer with a DSL or dial-up modem for off-line activities and keep from being interrupted by updates or maybe some hacker.Oh, you can unplug the power cord to your device, which may not be very easily accessible, but then you have to wait for it to reset when you want to use it.Not very practical or efficient especially if you do it frequently or are in a hurry.Now, with the safe and simple TRICK, you can rest assured that you are not at risk of having any of these things happen ever again.  No one has access to your device and nothing is going to happen without your control.The TRICK is simple.  Each Kit includes One on/off Control Module, One 25ft modular phone Cord and One double sided adhesive mounting Pad.The Control Module has an on/off toggle switch which can physically interrupt your phone line connection just as though you had unplugged it.Simply unplug the phone cord from your device and plug it into either Control Module jack, then plug one end of the modular phone Cord into your device and the other end into the second Control Module jack.The TRICK is on when switched to the green arrow and off when switched to the red arrow.