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Been wondering if its necessary at all, to use any type of protector, ahead of a phone system using anything other than POTS lines.
Does COAX fed dial tone require protection?
Does the modem or digital equipment have its own protection.
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No. If lightning makes it through an EMTA that the cable company provides or even over a Telco T1, there's nothing that you can do to stop it. Only true (and I mean real) copper POTS lines pose any kind of threat.
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