Can I just plug these phones into my existing outlets to replace my old 3-line phones?
1024042
That is one of the nice things about this system... simply plug them into the phone jacks and they worked great. I have 4 lines and 8 extensions and no problems yet. They auto-find/name or you can assign names/numbers to the extensions.
1024043
We purchased this phone for our small business after one of our previous phones failed. The prior phone was several years old and made by another manufacturer. There are two phone jack receptacles on the back of the phone. Each connector handles up to 2 lines. So if your existing phone has two jacks coming in this should work. One is marked line 1 & 2, the other 3 & 4. We use only 3 lines, one carries line 1 and 2 and our third line is plugged into the line 3,4 connection.
1024044
Yes you can. At least as I understand your question. You plug into the base and the other work off the base phone.
1024045
They'll replace 3-line phones just fine, but you might need to have in a communications guy to wire up your telecom closet differently depending on any change in your setup.
456497
Yes you can do it either way..I just keep them all changed just in case you are somewhere you can plug phone in
1831722
I'm not 100% sure but I do not think that you can since they are already wired. Best to ask Reliance controls about that question.
1492953
Standard is fine. I have them hooked up to Nortel and Netgear POE switches and they work with no problem. Remember, the phones have to be connected directly into your POE switch. There can not be another switch (non POE) in the middle or it will not work.
576082
The phones are hardwired directly to the server. You would need to pull lines for new phones if you do not already have them in place.
1400928
Yes. Just make sure they're the same model. We have 1 "base" plus five additional stations. The handsets are all interchangeable.
2017037
As long as you have the same model of phones, you can use this as a replacement. I originally bought a 4-handset set, and bought this one to go with it, giving us 5-handsets total. They are all identical, and work great together, and in fact, I can't tell which came with the set, and which one I bought separate.
2197993
yes, and if y ou are using verizon you should be able to even switch the phones on line - I chose to go in. Just be careful, the phone I just purchased is already suffering from some of the same problems that began just before the phone completely went out of service.
537173
Yes- all you have to do is get a line splitter where you may have another phone plugged in. No special equipment needed. If you contact their suport they will answer every question you have- they were the absolute best- and they don't quit until they are satisfied that you have enough info.
280187
No, this is just the handset, there is no where to plug the phone line into. You need the base.
691570
Yes. We have cable and a line runs from our router to one wall outlet which ran our conventional landline. The phones are wireless and only need to be plugged in to electric outlets for charging.
323359
Yes, you can replace the existing handset cord with another one. When I tried it, I had to use a tiny screw driver to release the "new" cord as there is not a lot of space to get my finger to do it.
421470
You can use two, or as many aas you wat, in different or the same houses on the same account, if you want that many phones. :-)
123553
Yes and no. They have both this type and the big giant 3 prong one. Come equipped with both and you will be set. Bring a power strip too. That way you can charge many things from one outlet. They don't always have extra outlets in some of them old buildings over there.
1432495
Yes, you can. However, you need to first disconnect your old service provider at the demarc. If you don't, current from your old POTS line could damage this device.
76744
Yes you can, they should have a SIM Card that is interchangeable between different phones.
2036818
You would have to run wiring from point A to point B. Each handset connects to the other. If you can run a dedicated wire, yes.