Telephone network box

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Two telephone network boxes carrying six lines each
Two telephone network boxes carrying six lines each

A telephone network box, also known as an ETP or an NID (Network Interface Device) is a box on the side of a house where all of the wires to the telephone system in that house are connected. See also On-premises wiring.

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