glyn@ben This is common, but (older/vulnerable?) people who want to use current phone handsets (after the landline network is switched off next year), will need to power a router, a (powered) adapter and a phone (or base station) into the adapter. Some will also need a backup power supply. The alternative is, of course, to retrofit or surface mount a phone extension to near a power socket or retrofit power to near the front door. Oh dear!
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