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big button phone doro PhoneEasy 311c black
Corded big button phone with optical call signalingadjustable ringer volume - Hearing aid compatible 3-touch keys10 speed dial memory locations - Ergonomic design Phone Features - Telephone Type: ... Lieske Part No.: 689685 Mfg Part No: 380001 |
36,66 EUR
 ≈ £31.31 | ≈ $41.72
Delivery time from supplier's stock (ca.) 6 workdaysinfo_outline
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doro big button phone black PhoneEasy312cs
User-friendly phone with a large displaybig button phone with large displayoptical call signalingCaller IDHearing aid compatiblePhonebook up to 32 entries, and direct-dial memoryPhone ... Lieske Part No.: 194237 Mfg Part No: 380005 |
46,73 EUR
≈ £39.91 | ≈ $53.18
Delivery time from supplier's stock (ca.) 6 workdaysinfo_outline
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Doro PhoneEasy 312cs Großtastentelefon white
Big button phone with large displayoptical call signalingCaller ID - Hearing aid compatible Phone Features - Telephone Type: Corded Telephone - Up to 32 phone book entries - 3-touch keys - ... Lieske Part No.: 495108 Mfg Part No: 380007 |
45,64 EUR 46,71 EUR
≈ £38.98 | ≈ $51.94
Delivery time from supplier's stock (ca.) 6 workdaysinfo_outline
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doro handle 321rc (remote control)
Easy-to-use universal remote controlremote control with 7 programmable keysfor use on the TV or stereo Lieske Part No.: 475195 Mfg Part No: 380034 |
28,20 EUR
≈ £24.08 | ≈ $32.09
Delivery time from supplier's stock (ca.) 6 workdaysinfo_outline
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Corded Analogue Phones – Product Details & Advice
Corded analogue phones are the simplest and most reliable telephone solution: power from the phone line (48 V DC), no dependence on mains power, operational even during power outages. DTMF multi-frequency dialling (ITU-T Q.23) is standard; pulse dialling is obsolete and no longer supported. Used on analogue exchange lines, analogue extensions of ISDN/IP PBX systems or ATA adapters. Features range from simple single-tariff phones to comfort phones with graphic display, speed dial memory (100+ entries) and headset connection (RJ9 or 3.5 mm).
ISDN variants: Corded ISDN Phones. All cordless phones: Cordless Phones DECT.
Frequently Asked Questions
▶ Can analogue phones be operated on IP PBX systems? Yes – via analogue a/b ports of the PBX or via ATA adapters on the SIP router. Comfort functions of the IP PBX (CTI, presence, app integration) are then not available; basic functions (calling, hanging up, call forwarding) work. |
▶ What does CLIR mean and how do I activate it on the phone? CLIR (Calling Line Identification Restriction) suppresses transmission of your own number. Activated at the phone by dialling *31# before the called number (single suppression) or permanently configured in the PBX. The called party then sees 'Unknown' or 'Number withheld'. |
▶ Which phone for loud industrial environments? For loud environments (above 80 dB), we recommend phones with amplified handset (+20 dB), visual call indicator (flash light) and robust housing. Industrial phones (separately under Industrial Phones) are specifically designed for IP65+ protection class and EMC robustness. |