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About DECT Telephones |
DECT Officially it is a unified digital radio access standard for cordless communications i.e. phones, and covers both the residential and business marketplace. But it has been adopted for a wide range of cordless applications in the home and the office, and there are now more than 200 DECT products on the market. Since it launched in 1998, DECT has had so many benefits that it has been adopted as a cordless phone standard in 110 countries so far. It is only recently, however, that it has been employed in an office environment in the UK at an increasing rate.
DECT has two USP’s; the first is that it is very flexible. It is the only standard that supports a whole range of applications, from single-cell domestic cordless phones to multi-cell cordless PBX systems and wireless local loop systems for fixed users. The second is that it is equally suited for data and voice services in all environments, whether it is just for a single line with one cordless phone or for a large-scale system with several thousand users.
DECT products provide better speech quality, functionality, and security than could be obtained with previous generations of cordless phones, with a lot less interference. But it’s in the office where DECT really comes into its own - because you can carry your networked DECT cordless phone with you anywhere in the office, just like a mobile phone. This increases productivity because you can answer all your calls that come through reception, and it saves your colleagues having to take messages. It also cuts down on customer frustration as it cuts down on calls being answered by a machine. It also saves the company money on the amount of return calls that have to be made.
For business use there are three options for using DECT. The first is for one base station serving one handset and is very similar to that used in residential homes.
The second gives total coverage of an office (or building) but is plugged into your existing phone system or switchboard and so only gives partial integration.
The third option is to have DECT integrated into the PBX switch, which is fantastic as it provides seamless mobile communication that can cope with several thousand users on one network.
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About DECT Products |
Why choose DECT cordless? Ranges such as BT Diverse, BT Synergy, BT Equinox, BT Studio, BT Calypso, BT Freestyle, and Panasonics KX-TCD offer the very latest in DECT technology benefits.
GAP compatible DECT offers significant benefits over traditional analogue cordless:
Crystal clear reception
Enhanced reception range
Register handsets to multiple bases
Register several handsets to a base station
Transfer calls between handsets
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More DECT Products
BT Diverse 6110
BT Synergy 4500 Twin
BT Freestyle 350 Twin
BT Elements Additional Handset
BT Diverse Repeater
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About BT |
BT is one of the leading suppliers of communications solutions, providing DECT Telephones, Personal mobile radios, headsets and payphones. BT provides telecoms solutions for more than 20million businesses
BT Group plc (formerly British Telecommunications plc) which trades as BT (also previously as British Telecom and is still commonly known as such amongst the general public) is the privatised UK state telecommunications operator. It is the dominant fixed line telecommunications provider in the United Kingdom.
BT operates in more than 170 countries and almost a third of its revenue now comes from its Global Services division.
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BT Reveal
BT Diverse 6250 Twin
BT Freestyle 210 Quad
BT Synergy 4100 Trio
BT Diverse 6210 Twin
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