Uniden DECT Digital Phone System with Power Failure Backup (DECT1735)

Uniden DECT Digital Phone System with Power Failure Backup (DECT1735)

The Uniden DECT1735 is a reliable DECT cordless phone system with power failure backup, digital answering machine functionality, caller ID support, and speakerphone convenience for everyday home communication.

Key Features:

• Power Failure Backup allows calls during power outages using a charged handset
• Integrated digital answering machine with up to 14 minutes recording time
• Digital duplex speakerphone for hands-free conversations
• Caller ID compatible with supported telephone services
• 70 phonebook memory entries and 30 caller ID memories
• Orange backlit LCD display for easier viewing
• Wireless-friendly design helps minimise interference with WiFi networks
• Alphabetical search and dial function
• Up to 10 hours talk time and up to 7 days standby time
• Expandable up to 6 compatible handsets on one phone line
• Wall and desk mountable design

Best Suited For:

• Everyday home communication
• Users requiring backup communication during power outages
• Homes needing a cordless phone with answering machine functionality
• Small office and home office environments

Why Choose This Product:

The Uniden DECT1735 combines reliable cordless communication, answering machine functionality, and emergency backup calling in a practical and easy-to-use home phone system.

Compatibility:

Compatible with standard analogue telephone line services and expandable with compatible Uniden DECT series handsets.

FAQ:

Does this phone work during a power outage?
Yes. The Power Failure Backup feature allows a charged handset to temporarily power the base unit for making and receiving calls.

Does it include an answering machine?
Yes. The system includes a built-in digital answering machine with up to 14 minutes recording time.

Can additional handsets be added?
Yes. The DECT1735 can support up to 6 compatible handsets on a single phone line.

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