Draadloze IP-basis Konftel IP DECT 10

The Konftel IP DECT 10 is a wireless IP base designed for SIP-based phone systems and exchanges. It supports HD calls and multiple voice codecs (G.711, G.722, G.726, G.729), provides an indoor wireless range up to 50 meters, and can connect up to twenty Konftel 300Wx handsets. The unit accepts 100–240 V input and supplies 5 V/5 W via its AC adapter; network connectivity is via RJ45 10/100 BASE-T Ethernet. The compact housing measures 118 x 177 x 32 mm and weighs 240 g.

Advantages

The IP DECT 10 supports high-definition audio and a range of common codecs for interoperability with SIP-based services. It allows Easy Pairing for fast handset registration, handles up to five simultaneous calls, and supports multiple handset connections for flexible user deployment. The device is certified for EMC and RoHS, offering compliance with relevant safety and environmental standards.

Suitable for

• Offices requiring a wireless SIP DECT base for multiple users
• Conference rooms and meeting areas using Konftel 300Wx handsets
• Environments needing up to five concurrent VoIP calls
• Deployments where compact size and low weight are important

Key specifications

• Device type: Wireless IP DECT base
• Supported codecs: G.711, G.722, G.726, G.729
• Max handsets supported: 20 (Konftel 300Wx)
• Simultaneous calls: Up to 5
• Indoor wireless range: Up to 50 m
• Dimensions: 118 x 177 x 32 mm
• Weight: 240 g
• Power input: 100–240 V AC; adapter output 5 V / 5 W
• Network: RJ45, 10/100 BASE-T Ethernet
• Certifications: EMC, RoHS

How to use

Connect the IP DECT 10 to your local network using the RJ45 Ethernet port and power it with the supplied AC adapter. Register Konftel 300Wx handsets using Easy Pairing or manual handset registration via the base settings. Configure SIP account details on the base to integrate with your SIP-based phone service or PBX. Once registered, handsets will be able to make and receive calls, with up to five concurrent calls supported.

Recommendations

Place the base centrally within the coverage area to maximize indoor range, avoid large metal obstacles between the base and handsets, and ensure the network provides sufficient bandwidth and QoS for multiple simultaneous HD VoIP calls.