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Can anyone tell me how many cordless phones will work in one area without "bumping" into each other?
I have a client who wishes to install 24 cordless Panasonic 2.4mhz phones in a call-room, but I'm not sure there won't be cross-talk.
Thanks in advance,
D. Ocean
VIP Communications
Miami, FLA
D. Ocean
Miami, FL
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If you are using single handset base stations, a 15 ft separation should be maintained. No such requirement for multi-handset base units.
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spread spectrum technology is less prone to x-talk. I've mounted 6 base stations within a foot or so and they worked fine. Don't recall what brand or format they were.
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