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AT&T SNOM M400 DECT single-cell base station

SKU CH-2MZY-DH5XE

Single-cell DECT base station supporting up to 400 handsets

  • Supports up to 400 DECT handsets for large deployments
  • Single-cell design simplifies installation and management
  • DECT technology provides secure cordless voice communication
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer reliability and performance

AT&T SNOM M400 DECT Base Station

The AT&T SNOM M400 is a DECT single-cell base station designed for office telephony. It connects compatible DECT handsets to a VoIP or PBX system for wireless voice coverage. The unit supports up to 400 registered handsets per base. It suits businesses that need a scalable cordless solution.

Small offices needing broad DECT coverage

This base station fits organisations that want a single-cell deployment with high handset capacity. It is not for buyers who require multi-cell roaming across large campuses. It is not for users who need integrated answering machine functions in the base unit itself.

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Price $122.99
Pricier than about 85% of the 796 comparable items (median $17.99).

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Questions about this item

What physical connections does the AT&T SNOM M400 DECT single-cell base station require for mounting?

The base station connects to your network via an Ethernet port and requires a power source, typically through the included power adapter or Power over Ethernet if your switch supports it.

What is the common installation step that users miss when setting up the AT&T SNOM M400 DECT single-cell base station?

Users often forget to register DECT handsets to the base station after connecting power and network, which is required before the handsets can make or receive calls.

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