Can two of these use the same phone line? Would like to share cost of land line with a neighbor
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I don't think that should be a problem. I've attached multiple devices (e.g., PC, fax, phone, etc.) to one phone line. The only catch might be that if there is a power loss or low temperature then both might be effected and will try and call out at the same time.
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Don't know the answer, but it should work as the equipment just dials the number(s) programmed into it. give them a call 800-439-5245
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You can plug two different phone lines (different numbers) into the same phone and be able to answer either number using the same phone. You can also conference the two lines together. I use one in my home office so I can answer my office or home phone fro the same unit.
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I think you can. I don't. But when someone is on the phone another person can make and receive calls to the same number. It's pretty cool. I hope this answer helps :)
860557
I do not have an active landline. i have a dsl connection and a filter on an old phone jack that i left from when it was active. Not sure if it is necessary.
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Think so, i have 1 landline phone and this is 2 nd phone, same #. Just plugged it into phone jack on wall.
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Depends. Are you saying of the two physical different land lines, you want one land line to have a phone and a fax on it? If that is the case, then yes, this would work to split the same phone line into two phone jack ports for you to use your fax and phone. If you have two phone numbers (aka 2 land lines), then you wouldn't need this if you're going to use one phone number exclusively for the fax -- just plug that one into the fax and the other phone number (land line) to your phone. I use this to split the same land line for a fax and a phone and it works just fine.
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Yes, you can. We had two units for a long time together. They didn't interfere right away with each other. I think we have someone that moved into our neighborhood that has another unit that is interfering with ours. We just purchased a new unit this week actually to replace one of ours in our set of Mobi's. The one that we replaced also was having battery issues. It would barely hold a charge for more than a few hours. :( The second unit is still running strong though!
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You can, BUT you either must order them at the same time or tell them that you already have another unit. If you do so, I am told that they will work together. (If ordered through Amazon, I'm not sure how you would relay that request...) Bottom line: there are two slightly different configurations, each of which operate on different frequencies.
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Sort of. You could setup a shared line appearance and they'd both ring at the same time. A lot of this depends on which VOIP system you're using, as this would be a feature of the system.
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No, picking up a second handset just joins you with the current call. You would need multiple lines to accomplish that, as a business might have
138702
I plugged my cordless set directly into one port and connect the other port with the original landline phone outlet of the house after unplugging the art income line to the junction box outside the house. So one number is with cordless set and the other using original landline outlets of the house
1902459
Yes, you can use this with two different cell phones and no landline. However, the cell phones connect to the base unit via Bluetooth and so you must keep the cell phones within Bluetooth range of the base unit (10-20 ft).
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All cell phone providers can use each other's towers but you might want to check with your service provider or with Verizon about useage ( Rommong Charges )
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Yes, that is exactly what I've done. Verizon is our cell service, so I transferred my land line number to the Verizon Wireless Home Phone Connect device. It's a little black box with antenna that's actually a cell phone. A regular phone cord connects it to one of our phone wall plugs and the signal runs through the existing house wiring. The Panasonic KX-TG155SK system is plugged into another wall plug. Callers to our former land line don't even know they are talking over a cell service. Instead of paying AT&T; about $40/month, we now pay Verizon $9.95 for the extra cell line on our family share plan. Yes, that is exactly what I've done. Verizon is our cell service, so I transferred my land line number to the Verizon Wireless Home Phone Connect device. It's a little black box with antenna that's actually a cell phone. A regular phone cord connects it to one of our phone wall plugs and the signal runs through the existing house wiring. The Panasonic KX-TG155SK system is plugged into another wall plug. Callers to our former land line don't even know they are talking over a cell service. Instead of paying AT&T; about $40/month, we now pay Verizon $9.95 for the extra cell line on our family... » Read More Yes, that is exactly what I've done. Verizon is our cell service, so I transferred my land line number to the Verizon Wireless Home Phone Connect device. It's a little black box with antenna that's actually a cell phone. A regular phone cord connects it to one of our phone wall plugs and the signal runs through the existing house wiring. The Panasonic KX-TG155SK system is plugged into another wall plug. Callers to our former land line don't even know they are talking over a cell service. Instead of paying AT&T; about $40/month, we now pay Verizon $9.95 for the extra cell line on our family share plan. « Show Less
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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.
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I guess you can use several other providers like localphone.co, http://www.callcentric.comm. Google might start charging but I bet it will be very competitive.
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I have been using the unit for about a year . You can access a VOIP OR Landline but I have not found a way to bridge the two calls together