Are these phones hardwired to the central system or wireless. Would we have to pull lines for more Phones?
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.
576083
Yes, they are hard wired, if you are installing new phone wire, use Cat5 instead of the old 4 conductor phone wire, Cat5 gives you more ability for network such as computers, fax, wifi, etc.
20460
From a technical POV, hard wire is always better. I use wifi but the phone and router are in the same room. However, I don't see a network cable port on the phone.
1593111
This phone will work from 1 to 4 lines. The lines only go into the main phone. The rest of the phones connect to the local area network. If you are looking for a good conventionally wired telephone, buy the AT&T; 1070 telephone.
13472
I'm not certain, as I only have 1 other phone attached.. I have heard 1 station will support 6. I'm not sure 2 stations will hook up, but I cannot see why not---after all, back in the old days, they had extension phones! If you have the outlets, the odds are infinite!
2115283
I have wireless phones in my shop, but the SR-200 is hooked in to the hard-line that goes to the wireless phone base.
2037515
Your question doesn't make sense. What is a non system phone? The phone has 4 line capability. We have 2 business lines and that ONE telephone cord plugs into the back and the one line splits to the other 2 lines. We also have a home line that plugs into the back and it works. Phone has 4 line capability and we use 3. We do have other regular single phones (home) plugged in around the house and it works fine with this phone
1438096
I don't actually have the phone. I was just commenting on the ability of a wired phone like this to remain working when your home power goes out. However, the picture on the 2554 clearly shows that the cord is modular and can be changed. I was a phone repairman in the 1970's and all phones by the end of that decade were constructed with modular cords. It would be relatively difficult to actually find a hard-wired phone except maybe in the Salvation Army bins. Look carefully at the picture of the phone on the Amazon offering and it's pretty clear that the cord is modular on both ends and can be exchanged for any other modular handset cord.
732935
The base station plugs into both phone and ac. The handsets only need an ac outlet. They connect to base wireless.
1802964
Any kind of good wiring (old 4 wire phone, or Cat 4 / 5) can be used. I'm using mine to connect to multiple wired lines via the in-wall house wiring. One of the wired lines is a traditional cordless phone that runs 4 cordless extensions from it. Just be careful to remove the incoming network wiring at your legacy network interface box. You can't have two feeds into your wired network.
493427
I don't know. I only have one line. However, the extra handset I bought seems to work interchangeably with all the other handsets. It just seems to be one more on the common circuit.
2151553
No they do not have to be hardwired into your house. You can just start it,plug in whatever, and good to go.
1779491
No. You must hard wire the unit into your home phone system. There is no way to hard wire to a cell phone, unless you hard wire to a unit that will communicate with the cell phone, which, I don't think, exists.
385545
These phones were replacements for my telephone system so I don't know if they work without the system. Even my jacks in the location ONLY work with systems phones. I do not use batteries with these phones. They must be wired thru the electrical system because when there is a power failure the phones don't work. (maybe just line 1, I believe)
875995
No. the system is hard wired. You have to run the wires through your home or office.
1278684
Yes. Corded phones like this one (with the handset attached by a cord) are line powered.
1316393
You need the base unit to operate all the handsets. The handsets are like satellite units that relay the signal from the base unit. They can be added on to or as replacements to the base unit set that usually comes with extra handsets to have handy in other rooms. The handsets come with just a charging stand and do not need a phone line to be plugged into. When you program numbers into the directory they work in all the units and it is simple for one unit to call another.
518676
These units are not wireless. They provide a contact closure output and require a physical connection to any alarms or other devices.