Everything You Should Know About DECT
Most of you have undoubtedly heard about DECT or cordless DECT 6.0 before.
DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Technology) is a well-established wireless standard for cordless phones and other devices. It operates on the 1.9GHz frequency band, offering a range of about 300 feet from the base station.
Most IP DECT systems support repeaters. These devices extend the wireless signal by another 300 feet, expanding your phone's range significantly. Repeaters typically need to be within the base station's original signal range.
Most modern cordless phones, including models like below (Panasonic KX-TD7695 DECT), rely on DECT technology for communication with their base station
DECT 6.0 technology powers more than just cordless phones. Wireless headsets, like the Plantronics CS540 Wireless Headset, use DECT for reliable connectivity. This gives professionals freedom to move and take calls throughout their workspace.
How Does Dect Work?
The IP world, particularly the Voice over IP world, has most recently absorbed DECT technology. The solutions offered function similarly to the cordless analog solutions you may get at your neighborhood electronics store, however the IP DECT solutions use an RJ-45 Ethernet connection to facilitate VoIP phone calls rather than the outdated analog telephone systems.
Additionally, depending on the manufacturer, most IP DECT solutions allow you to connect up to 6–8 cordless handsets, each with an own SIP extension to a single base unit.
When comparing these solutions to their closest rival, DECT technology offers a lot of advantages, as you may have anticipated. Here is a summary of some of these advantages:
1.Increased flexibility and mobility
2.DECT 1.9 GHz Bandwidth:
3.Look less roving
4.Improved Voice Clarity or Service Quality (QOS)
5.Increased Battery Life
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