General
Display size	2,4 "
Audio profiles	3
Script systems in phonebook editor	Latin, Cyrillic, Turkish, Arabic, Greek
Scope of delivery	Mobile unit including charging cradle
Technology	DECT
Successor model	SL4

The OpenScape DECT Phone SL5 from Unify is a cordless handset for DECT telephone systems, distinguished by compact dimensions and low weight. It has been developed as a successor to the SL4 and serves as an endpoint in enterprise communication systems. The device features a 2.4-inch colour display, which is approximately 33% larger than in predecessor models while maintaining nearly identical housing dimensions. This improves readability of displays and menus. Operation is performed via larger keys, enabling easier and more precise control, particularly in work environments with high usage demands.

DECT technology forms the basis for the wireless connection between the handset and the base station. The device supports standard DECT functions and enables wireless communication within the networked system. The integrated user interface is modern in design and allows intuitive navigation through menus and functions. The interface is tailored to the needs of office and workstation environments.

Functions and equipment in detail include three pre-set acoustic profiles, allowing quick switching between different environmental conditions: for loud, quiet, or individual workspaces. This optimizes sound quality and volume adjustment according to the environment. The device also supports an integrated corporate design, encompassing elements such as colour scheme, harmonized ringtone, and brand identity. The phonebook editor can switch between various script systems, including Latin (default), Cyrillic, Turkish, Arabic, and Greek. This expands applicability in multilingual work environments.

Compatibility and accessories relate to use within OpenScape systems. The handset is designed for connection with compatible base stations and system endpoints. Delivery includes a charging cradle, enabling charging of the handset. The charging cradle is part of the delivery scope and supplies power to the device via the base station.

Mounting and installation are performed by simply placing the handset on the charging cradle. The charging cradle is mounted on the base station or at a suitable location in the office. The wireless connection is established automatically as soon as the device is powered on. No additional tools or installation steps are required.

Operational advantages lie in the combination of compact design, high functionality, and user-friendliness. The device is particularly suitable for workstations with limited space, where high operability and functionality are required. The integrated acoustic profiles and support for various script systems increase flexibility in different application scenarios. Using the handset within an OpenScape system enables seamless integration into existing communication infrastructures.

Batteries are not included in the delivery scope.