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Telephones @ Comet | A buyer's guide to Cordless Phones Home telephones sold today fall into one of the following three categories:
Digital cordless phones can have a range outdoors of up to 300m, and speech quality should be similar to that of a corded phone. They make use of a technology standard referred to as DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications). Analogue phones have a shorter range, less security and more interference. A digital cordless phone will consist of a base station and one or more handsets. Radio frequencies (RF) are used to transmit your conversation between the handset and base, and modern techologies make this secure. RF interference virtually none existant on a digital handset. You can also get an answering machine as part of your set up. Features to look out for Most cordless phones today offer number storage, last number redial and a volume control. Other features to look out for include:
Safety Note In a power cut your cordless handsets will not work because there will be no power to the base station. I always recommend that you keep a traditional corded phone plugged in somewhere in your home in case of emergency. | |
Telephone Essentials - Specialist telephone equipment including amplifiers and diability phones, DECT, corded and cordless telephones, bluetooth, headsets, faxes and answerphones and spare parts for BT Dect phones including power supplies, aerials and power supply units. | ||
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DECT Cordless Phones - Supplying DECT and Digital Phones for Home and Office use. | ||
Home Phones Online - Buy digital and / or analogue handsets, plus accessories. | ||
Lusonic - Digital cordless phones, answering machines and VOIP handsets, together with two way radios, DAB and internet radios and MP3 players. | ||
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