Does this handset need a phone jack to plug into or can it just bounce off the CRL32102?
185263
LT - As Ed described, follow the simple registration process to mate the CRL30102 to the CRL32102. Then, all you need is electricity for its charger. Thanks!
185264
No phone jack is needed. This hand set connects with the existing base by wireless connection. It works great.
185265
All it needs is an installed CRL32102 and a 110 VAC receptacle to plug the charger into. Then just register the remote handset at the base unit (crl32102) as per the directions in the manual.
1177990
the handset is connected by the usual plastic clips that allow the cord to be easily replaced. The base unit has a very short cord that clips into the wall mount plate. It all works well.
51366
The phone should work if you are plugging it into a land line, which requires a jack.
1544958
how do you use this with a corded telephone im trying to work from home I just bought a regular old corded phone but dont see a jack to plug headsets in the corded phone
1219052
The BTTN is connected to the wall jack. There may be another option for a cordless phone, but you will have to check the internet. But I did disconnect the outside landline coming into the home as I recall.
280025
Just the base needs to be plugged into a phone jack. But both the base and the handsets must be plugged into an electrical outlet to keep the batteries charged.
2205701
Hi, You don't have to connect the second handset Base to a phone outlet. Its works as a wireless. Only the Main handset base need to be connected to a phone outlet/port.
796729
No, it does not, other than the cord connecting the body to the handset. It is made to be directly plugged into the wall jack.
1653653
Only the base set needs to be connected via phone line (and it's the only one that CAN be connected). The secondary handset and base simply need to be plugged in to an electrical outlet.My only frustration with the phone is that the "ringer" is so terribly quiet--even when cranked up to its loudest. Is hardly audible from another room--and certainly not when the TV is on.
67533
Both the phone base and portable handset requires a connection to an electrical outlet, so the answer to your question is "no".
856638
The receiver plugs into the house jack and into a electrical outlet. The handsets then only have to plug into an outlet.
1967295
The base unit plugs into an electrical outlet and also plugs into the telephone outlet on your wall. The extra handsets (I have 3) each plug into an electrical outlet. You only need 1 phone jack. (for the base unit) The extra handsets do not need a phone jack (only an electrical plug)
365905
I have this unit, and looked inside the jack. It is wired with 2 pins, so only one phone line.
891212
The handsets have a jack on the side, if memory serves, where you can plug in something like: http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4340625&utm;_source=Google&ut;m_medium=PPC&utm;_term=55039727&utm;_content=Exact&utm;_campaign=PLA&%7bifmobile:ds_dest_url=http%3A%2F%2Fm.radioshack.com%2Fradioshack%2Fproduct%2Fdetail.do%3FitemId%3d4340625%26utm_source%3dGoogle%26utm_medium%3dPPC%26utm_term%3d55039727%26utm_content%3dExact%26utm_campaign%3dPLA%7d&cagp;spn=pla&gclid;=CLi6u72elLkCFUoQKwodbT0AAA&gclsrc=ds.dsThe base unit may require you to get a plantronics inline with pickup... look for the cordless one, it's handy, but people can't tell when you are on the phone. The handsets have a jack on the side, if memory serves, where you can plug in something like: http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4340625&utm;_source=Google&ut;m_medium=PPC&utm;_term=55039727&utm;_content=Exact&utm;_campaign=PLA&%7bifmobile:ds_dest_url=http%3A%2F%2Fm.radioshack.com%2Fradioshack%2Fproduct%2Fdetail.do%3FitemId%3d4340625%26utm_source%3dGoogle%26utm_medium%3dPPC%26utm_term%3d55039727%26utm_content%3dExact%26utm_campaign%3dPLA%7d&cagp;spn=pla&gclid;=CLi6u72elLkCFUoQKwodbT0AAA&gclsrc=ds.dsThe base unit may require... » Read More The handsets have a jack on the side, if memory serves, where you can plug in something like: http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4340625&utm;_source=Google&ut;m_medium=PPC&utm;_term=55039727&utm;_content=Exact&utm;_campaign=PLA&%7bifmobile:ds_dest_url=http%3A%2F%2Fm.radioshack.com%2Fradioshack%2Fproduct%2Fdetail.do%3FitemId%3d4340625%26utm_source%3dGoogle%26utm_medium%3dPPC%26utm_term%3d55039727%26utm_content%3dExact%26utm_campaign%3dPLA%7d&cagp;spn=pla&gclid;=CLi6u72elLkCFUoQKwodbT0AAA&gclsrc=ds.dsThe base unit may require you to get a plantronics inline with pickup... look for the cordless one, it's handy, but people can't tell when you are on the phone. « Show Less
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Mine's plugged into the handset because I have 2 phone lines. IIRC you can plug it into the jack but it will only work for 1 line. The cord long enough that it's not a problem plugged into the handset.
1444968
There is a headset jack. But otherwise, nothing. This is a landline cordless handset. You would not expect to find ports on this.
668334
Yes, you just unplug the headset on the phone and then plug this one to the jack. Notice that it is a cheap make (made in China); the one I ordered plugged to the phone, I could hear people on the other side of the line, but they could not hear me. At the end I had to have a refund. It is worth a try, because the company are very good at solving the issues (they sent me a replacement, and when it did not work either, I had a full refund)