AT;T CL82409 DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone, Black/Silver, 4 Handsets
AT;T CL82409 DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone, Black/Silver, 4 Handsets
Product Description
From the Manufacturer
4 Handset Answering Technique with Caller ID/Contact Waiting
A totally featured overachiever, the ATT CL82409 cordless phone comes with four handsets, a digital answering technique, caller ID and call waiting. DECT 6. technology delivers unsurpassed range, sound high quality and security, even though making certain wireless networks and other electronic devices don't interfere with conversations.
With 14 minutes of recording time, the digital answering technique answers calls when you can't. A remote access feature even will allow you to check your messages from an outside line when you happen to be away from residence. The handsets come with speakerphones that make hands-free of charge conversations super hassle-free. Plus, intercom, contact-transfer and conference capabilities streamline in-residence communication, cutting down on the will need to shout to be heard throughout the property. The CL82409 can expand up to 12 handsets, producing it ideal for developing small corporations and contemporary-day households.
Cordless Telephone Attributes
CL82409
CL80109
ATT Cordless Telephone
Brand Specifics
DECT six. Digital Technologies
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Interference-Cost-free
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50 Name/Number Directory
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On-Hook Dialing
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Conference Among an Outside Line and up to two Handsets
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Remote access to answering method
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Common
Frequency
DECT 6.
DECT six.
Variety of Telephone
Cordless
Cordless
Number of Incoming Lines
1
1
Answering Device
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Time and Date Stamp on Recorded Messages
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Speakerphone
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Caller ID
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Base
Wall Mount
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Keypad on Base
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Contact Waiting
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Number of Mailboxes
1
1
Compatible with
CL80109
Backlit Keypads
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Intercom
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Color
Black and silver
Black and silver
Speed Dial
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Handset
Handsets Included
4
Number of Stations Expandable
12
LCD Display
1-1/4 by 1-1/four inches
1-1/4 by 1-1/four inches
Headset Jack
Hearing Aid Compatible
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What is in the Box
Base, four cordless handsets, 3 chargers, telephone line cord, 4 AC adapters, four battery packs, 1 wall mount bracket, user's manual, and Fast Begin Guide.
1 cordless handset, charger, user's manual, and Quick Start off Guide.
ATT DECT six. Digital 4 Handset Answering Method
Technical Details
- AT;T DECT 6.0 Digital Four Handset Answering System
- Handset Speakerphone
- Expandable up to 12 handsets through one phone jack
- 50 Name / Number Phonebook Directory
- Large Lighted Display and Kepad on Handsets
- It has 4 Handsets
- Built in Digital Answering System
- DECT 6.0 Digital Technology
Customer Critiques
When researching our next cordless, expandable telephone technique, I located that ATT and Panasonic phones were finding the most beneficial reviews. My needs had been as follows:
1. Phone system should not interfere with my wireless network
2. Telephone base need to be wall mountable
3. Telephone base ought to have an answering machine that would also give an audible message alert (and a message count would also be nice)
four. Speakerphone on the handsets and base
5. A shared, central telephone book.
six. A Voicemail indicator (for phone company/VOIP voicemail)
7. A lighted number pad.
I spend about 3 weeks researching over 30 models and browsing manuals. I originally was going for a 5.8GhZ ATT model (E5924) that I later discovered was also operating on a 2.4GhZ frequency that may possibly have interfered with my wireless network, as my existing 2.4GhZ cordless does (it slightly impairs my wireless network speed). So, I scratched that model, and all the 5.8GhZ category, and decided to uncover a Dect 6. just to stay away from any potential concerns.
Pretty function-rich were almost all of the Panasonic models, with Talking Caller ID and ringer ID. But, how they can advertise as wall-mountable I do not know. I checked the manuals for the models I was most interested in, and every single single model mounted like a shelf. Very unappealing. And none had an audible message alert. Panasonic phones mainly have a blinking light to inform you of messages. I had an older Panasonic model years ago and always missed messages due to the fact of the lack of an audible alert. This combined with the ugly wall-mounting produced me have to scratch Panasonic off of my list. Shame, since I seriously liked the attributes (Talking Caller ID, Ringer ID, Light ID, Caller ID Block).
I identified many evaluations touting the ATT SL82418 Dect six. process. Apparently Consumer Reports had highly rated this model and everybody ran out to acquire it. It really is wall-mountability was acceptable (still not flat on the wall, but not overly extending like the shelf-like Panasonics). It's features satisfied all of my specifications (though it did not have the bells and whistles of the Panasonics, which I nonetheless had on my mind). But -- and this may seem silly -- I identified the phone process itself ugly. Silver and gray with black backs. Way too significantly going on.
Rather of searching new, to me they looked gaudy and old-fashioned. The phones themselves looked sleek and stream-lined, but ATT's option of applying more than 1 color on the front just ruined it (in my opinion). Amazon informed me there was a newer model out, the CL82409, which was far a great deal more eye-catching to me. Simple silver handsets with black backs. Base is easy silver and black also. LCD screens and back light is orangey as an alternative of blue. I was place off by the lack of critiques on the newer model, but when I checked the manuals, discovered rather little distinction between it and the prior SL82418 model, except:
1. No headset jack
2. You CAN check the ans. machine messages from the handsets (can not do this on the SL82418.
3. The base does not mount as flat and is a small shorter/additional compact.
So, I canceled my order for the SL82518 (a five handset technique rather of 4 handsets) and placed an order for the CL82509 method. Set up was straightforward (soon after 16 hour charging).
Pros:
I use Vonage (disconnected the incoming Telco lines and have Vonage back-fed via just about every telephone jack in the house) and the sound is crystal clear with these phones.
You can check the caller id log when the phone is in use (not all phone systems let this), and the display shows the time and date normally (also a rarity).
You can listen to the answering machine messages from any handset even when the phone is in use.
The numbers are etched through the silver on the handset buttons, and the amber light shines by way of them clearly. Great for nighttime dialing
No interference from the microwave, or network, and all phones crystal clear from the basement to the 2nd floor.
Especially effortless to save caller id entries into the shared phone book. Saves the final 50 caller id entries and 50 phone book entries.
I have the answering machine set to four rings, and if I do not answer the caller ID or the phone is busy, my Vonage voice mail will take the
message, soon after which the Voicemail LCD lights up on the base and there is an indicator on the handset LCD.
When the answering machine takes a message, there is an audible beep every single so commonly that reminds you of the message (you can disable the audible alert if this bothers you -- again, I find this valuable and necessary) and the base will show you how numerous messages you have.
Quick to do a 3-way contact utilizing the flash button.
Intercom is very easy.
Handset speakers are good and clear with very good volume
Handset ringers are great and loud
This technique is expandable up to 12 handsets, and the handsets themselves are decently priced.
Cons:
No headset jack
No speakerphone in base (can only hear incoming messages and answering machine messages)
Wall-mounting is not flat to the wall, extends approximately 4 inches at the bottom. Not a significant deal if you have it mounted exactly where no a single will walk into it.
Can not assign ring tones to names in your directory. Even my old Radio Shack did that. I could almost stop thinking about the Panasonics' Talking Caller ID if I were at least in a position to assign ring tones to specific names so I'd know who it was calling by the ring tone.
Handsets feel light to me. That might possibly be a Pro in time but nevertheless have to get utilised to it.
All-in-all, minor quibbles. I would advise this technique, unless you don't care about the audible message alert and/or wall mounting, in which case I'd try a Panasonic for the neat attributes (Talking Caller ID, etc.).
Whatever you choose, make sure you Google the manual just before purchasing. I located plenty of web-sites gave either incorrect facts concerning functions or left out important capabilities completely.
I bought this just after a disappointing trial of a comparable Panasonic process. I am a lot happier with this cordless phone than any other individuals that I've had more than the past 7 years which includes Motorola, VTech, and Panasonic.
Pros:
- Terrific sound quality. No static during phone calls.
- Amazing range
- Simple to dial when holding in one particular hand with thumb
- Handset precise ringer/volume manage
- Display on phone is informative. It contains:
- caller name
- caller telephone quantity
- battery level
- time
- date
- Dedicated display icons for:
- microphone mute
- ringer off
- new voice mail message
- answering machine on
- new answering machine message
- devoted buttons for:
- speaker telephone
- mute
- redial
- intercom
- call background
- directory
Cons:
- no headset jack
- somewhat tough to manually add numbers into directory
- no devoted voice mail access button
- no way to globally "ignore" a telephone call on all handsets utilizing a single handset (e.g. hitting end when someone is calling only mutes the present handset)
- no international ringer volume control
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