Voip phone requirements

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Olderama

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#290082 19-Oct-2021 21:48

ive just got my landline back but its going to be over Voip.

i havnt a clue what phone i can use any advice please?

it would be great if it was cordless and we are on fibre with a hub modem

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#2797889 19-Oct-2021 21:54

Just about use any phone / cordless and plug it into the telephone port on the Ultrahub

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#2797983 20-Oct-2021 08:29

@Linux is spot on. Most handsets are compatible, so you'll just need to plug it into the PHONE 1 port in the back of the router.

If there are any issues, let me know. :)

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#2798057 20-Oct-2021 10:11

I may be wrong, but doesn't it need to be a phone that's powered by an AC adapter? There are still on the market very cheap old-style handsets that are not - the sort you may want for an elderly person. Any cordless phone should be good.

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#2798060 20-Oct-2021 10:17

mclean:

I may be wrong, but doesn't it need to be a phone that's powered by an AC adapter? There are still on the market very cheap old-style handsets that are not - the sort you may want for an elderly person. Any cordless phone should be good.

I would be keen to know the REN output of an ultrahub, my guess is around 1REN which means yeah, pretty much a cordless phone base station is about it

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#2798774 21-Oct-2021 13:36

@Olderama ... I used my 3 year old Panasonic cordless straight out the wall socket and into the Ultrahub.

I then cut the outside copper link, and my internal wiring extensions carried on no problems complete with an extension phone (old style handset) in bedroom, and an extension ringer in the kitchen.