Does this work with a regular home line or does it have to be with an office/PBX type system?
1773391
It will work with a normal corded phone. The wireless receive connects between the phone base and handset.
1773392
It works with handle/cradle phones. If your home phone is one of those, it will work.
1773393
This will work with a traditional desk phone that is corded. If you want a headset that connects to a Cordless phone you will need the Plantronics CS55H
651669
Yes (DSL service requires a hardware line to your location), though some providers do not require you to have actual voice telephone service on the line. You don't need to hook a computer directly to it, the WiFi will work on its own.
1131373
You may have to buy a home install kit but yes it can hook up in a home or office and there is a monthly fee but its pretty resonable
1911586
It will work with any provider, as long as the installer is tying in at the punch down blocks.
820325
you need this device if your phone service is one pert of the house and you can't run wires to another part where you'd also like service. You need phone jacks to plug into this, one on each end. If your phone service provides a phone jack that allows you to plug a handset or fax machine into it, then this should work.
176425
Only if your local phone company supplies it. The phone will work with the system.
1127663
No. We have it hooked to our main line coming in to the business. But we are still happy with it. Maybe it's possible to use a splitter. I don't know. We don't use our second line but for fax or rair occasion of overflow of calls
2034620
This device works from a phone line to a source with a constant dial tone. Some VOIP services require a special device ie internet modem with phone and internet. If you run that wire directly to the unit or a PBX system, it will work, in addition to copper wire, or fibre
1444187
Plug the line from the phone base into one side and the line house line into the other. If it works it will give a signal back to all callers but only will computer systems (auto dialings) get and use the signal as a non-functional number. The one I ordered did not work. But I had one that did work for years. They do seem to fail after a lot of use.
991405
That would depend if you set them up in Linear Mode or Parallel Mode. We have one organization that uses them, (1)-715, and (4)-710's{connected to the 715}. They have 3 lines, however they are running through a PBX Box. So basically it would depend on your configurations. Wonderful cordless phone though, we have purchased many of these for our commercial clients.
521020
The analog connection will work with any existing phone system that support analog phones. On the VoIP side which you're alluring to, the phone supports SIP registration for which all existing VoIP PBXes should support. I've not tested your specific configuration, though all indications are that it will work.
991406
That would depend if you set them up in Linear Mode or Parallel Mode.We have one organization that uses them, (1)-715, and (4)-710's{connected to the 715}. They have 3 lines, however they are running through a PBX Box. So basically it would depend on your configurations. Wonderful cordless phone though, we have purchased many of these for our commercial clients.
1298986
You just need to have a connection to your PBX, whether or not it is on the internet. If your PBX is on your LAN, then no, you do not need an internet connection.
521019
Yes, it will work with it, the difference is that it saves cost, easy to manage, one point of support. This phone support both analog pots line and connecting to IP PBX and that is why it's called duo.Hope this helps
1166824
You would just have to order an adapter for it that works with your homes current.
2163768
None required. System powers through the phone line. I have 5 at my shop and just bought a system for my Church. Great system!
482217
Would this work for a business land line? That is, digital business land lines operate on a different technology than do home land lines which use an analog POTS phone system. For example, if you go into Best Buy and purchase a wireless handset to use with your business land line, it won't work because of the incompatibility between the digital and analog phone system technologies. You have to buy a wireless handset that's designed to work with whatever digital business phone system has been installed in the office.