VTech 15450 Twin DECT 6.0 Cordless Telephone

$120.00

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The VTech 15450 Twin DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone is ideal for those with poor hearing and eyesight. Each phone features an oversized white backlit display and bright blue backlit keyboard for easy dialling.

Never miss a word with the loud volume booster which is hearing aid compatible.

Phone Features

Advanced Dual Antenna System for extended range
Wireless (Wi-Fi) Network Friendly
Large white backlit easy to read display
Large blue backlit keypad
Extra bright visual ring indicator on handset and base
Talking Digits – announces numbers as they are pre-dialled
Volume booster function and hearing aid compatible
Quiet mode – turns off all sound and turns on answering machine at the touch of a button (message call screening still audible if on)
High quality handsfree on handset
50 name and number phonebook
Reminder function – set reminders to alert you to important events
Visual Message Wait Indicator shows when messages left on network voicemail service
Calling Number Display capable with 20 number
Call List and Calling Number Display Announce
Desk/Wall Mountable
10 last number redial
Adjustable handset ring volume and melodies
Call timer
Mute function
Date & Time display (can also support handset name)
Up to 12 hours talk time / 160 hours standby time

Answering machine

30 minutes record time with slow playback function Time & date stamp
Digital message counter
Call screening

Power Fail back-up

VTech’s Power Fail back-up system lets you make calls during a mains power interruption with your cordless phone. During a mains power interruption you can supply the power stored in your handset battery to the base unit, so you can make calls even when the power is out.

For single handset packs, place the charged handset in the base unit when mains power fails to make and receive calls via the handset’s speakerphone. For multi handset packs, place a charged handset in the main base unit when mains power fails to make and receive calls either via the power back-up handset’s speakerphone or from any extension handset as normal.