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danepak

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#262216 10-Jan-2020 19:51
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If we have a couple of cordless phones, where one has a base station (and it connected to the data socket), does the other phone only need power (and no data socket)?

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  #2389847 10-Jan-2020 19:56
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Yes thats correct as long as the satelittes are designed to work with the base station. 





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  #2389848 10-Jan-2020 19:57
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Thanks.
Just looking at something basic where they come in a pack of 2 (where one of them rests on a base station).

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  #2389850 10-Jan-2020 20:02
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If they're DECT phones you can have up to six handsets.




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  #2389851 10-Jan-2020 20:06
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danepak: Thanks.
Just looking at something basic where they come in a pack of 2 (where one of them rests on a base station).

 

Yup then that would work where the 2nd phone only needs power. Once its charged - its doesnt even need that because it communicates to the base station all of the time via DECT. It just needs power to charge it.





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  #2389852 10-Jan-2020 20:06
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Thanks

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