Can this phone be attached directly to a wall plate surface mount jack? I am replacing an old phone.
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Checked the back. It has provision to hang it on something. It has the slide down notch to hold it securely a nail/hook, whatever. It does not have the mating jacks to hang it on a wall plate. I just leave my own my desk.
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Jeanne...Yes it can. There is a removable "foot" on the back for use on a desktop. The phone can then be wall mounted. Hope that helps.Gaart.....
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Yes, this phone comes with an adapter so it can easily be to your wall jack.
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A standard wall phone wall mount plate mount, such as this one (it was the first result in a search I did for one): Leviton C0256-SS Telephone Wall Phone Wallplate Surface Mount Jack
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Looks to me like you can, there is a Keyhole on the bracket that comes with the phone... I tilted the phone upwards and the receiver did not fall off ... so my best guess is that you can ..
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You need a standard wall mount phone plate like this one: GE 26520 Telephone Jack Wall Mount, 6 Wire For 1 to 3 Lines (White)
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I don't see how you can mount these on the wall. There aren't any places on the base to do so and the phone would fall out of the cradle. Also, be very careful where purchasing. I had purchased several phones that weren't working when the phones arrived because the phones couldn't 'pair' properly. After three exchanges I went for the refund. The problem was that the phones had been already 'paired' by a previous customer and couldn't be resold unless reset by the manufacturer. I understand that this model is discontinued but Clarity has other models.
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Pretty sure it goes from the wall jack into the phone--not the handset. (My sister installed it for my mother.)
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Yes, I have one on my kitchen wall and another on my office desk. It swings both ways :) JudiM's response was wrong. When wall mounting the phone, you must remove the clip-on pedestal base and attach the phone to a standard AT&T; wall mount jack.
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I don't believe its functionality is tied to the brand or OS of a phone. Don't quote me on that but directly plugging it into any phone's jack should get you up and going.
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There ARE switchplates made that allow side connections behind a wall phone , I have one. Amazon sells one also.http://www.amazon.com/Suttle-630lccu-50-Wall-Mount-Filter/dp/B005OQV5NG/ref=pd_cp_hi_1
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Yes, if it is a standard wall mount with the protruding buttons that are 4 inches apart vertically. You will have to attach the mounting bracket that comes with the phone, in the wall mount position on the phone rather than in the desk/table top position. The bracket will snap into slots on the bottom end of the phone on the back.
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Yes, you can, but the receiver tends to fall off easily. If you shimmed the bottom of the body of the phone out from the wall, it could work.
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Yes it can but you need to purchase the correct adapter or your installer can supply. Surface mount is not nearly as secure as below mount
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It has a phone jack connection recessed about 1/2 inch from the surface of the back. If your wall connection point is a jack, then you should be able to connect the two with a short cord.
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Yeah, the handset is attached by a modular handset cord, it's not like the really old-style phones where the cord was permanently attached. The cord running from the handset to the phone base has the standard 4P4C jacks (also called RJ-9 jacks) for phone handset connection, while the phone connects to the wall jack by (the slightly bigger) RJ-11 connections.
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I have the base unit attached to our wall. It fits a standard phone wall plate with the two metal posts that stick out. Their needs to be an electrical plug near by.
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Yes it can. I replaced a wall mounted phone, this one snapped onto the existing faceplate. There is a little gizmo that can be switched: one orientation for wall mount, one for desk placement; the wall mount position protrudes upward and allows the phone to 'hang' on it.