Viking Electronics handheld pcs accessory
PoE-powered VoIP wall phone with auto-dialler, hearing-aid compatible handset and rollover to three numbers
- Loud, clear calls with adjustable ring volume and cadence
- Hearing aid compatible amplified handset with thumbwheel volume control
- Operates in extreme temperatures from -40°F to 140°F
- PoE powered at under 4 watts for simple installation
- Cycles through up to three numbers on busy or no answer
Viking VoIP Wall Phone Auto Dialer
The Viking Electronics VoIP wall phone is a PoE-powered auto dialer built for hands-free communication in industrial and commercial settings. Its SIP compliance allows direct registration with standard VoIP platforms without proprietary gateways. The amplified handset includes a thumbwheel volume control and hearing-aid compatibility for clear audio in noisy environments.
Adjustable Ring and Remote Relay Control
An adjustable ring volume and cadence let installers match local noise levels, while the selectable auto-answer feature supports remote monitoring applications. Optional RC-4A relay control enables secure remote switching, referenced to DOD 582, and diagnostics allow testing of that relay from the network. Firmware is downloadable over the network for centralized updates.
Extended Temperature Operation
The unit operates from -40°F to 140°F, making it suitable for unheated warehouses, outdoor enclosures or freezer environments where standard office phones would fail. PoE Class 1 power draw stays below 4 watts, simplifying cabling and eliminating local power supplies. Buyers needing a desktop form factor or a display screen should consider other models.
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- Price $301.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the handset volume wheel or amplified receiver need periodic replacement?
The amplified handset includes a thumbwheel volume control and is hearing-aid compatible, designed for continuous use without a published replacement interval.
What limits continuous operation first — the PoE power budget or the temperature rating?
The unit draws less than 4 Watts on PoE Class 1, while the extended temperature range spans -40°F to 140°F, so thermal limits are reached before the power budget.
How loud does the ringer get and does the phone generate noticeable heat during all-day use?
Ring volume and cadence are adjustable, and with a sub-4-Watt PoE draw the device produces minimal heat even when running continuously.
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