AT&T
AT&T SB67148 corded phone 4-line 10 handsets 180 min recording
Supports up to 10 handsets across four lines with a 180-minute answering system and 100-name directory
- Expandable Handsets Supported10X
- Caller IDYes
- Call WaitingYes
- SpeakerphoneYes
- Volume ControlYes
- Ring TonesSelectable ring tones
- Manage up to 10 handsets on one system
- Four-line operation handles multiple calls simultaneously
- 180-minute recorder stores messages with time stamps
- 100-entry phonebook plus 50 caller-ID records
- Large blue-backlit 4-line LCD for clear viewing
4-Line Expandable Corded System
The AT&T SB67148 is a corded base station that supports up to ten cordless handsets or desksets. It provides four-line operation with a built-in digital answering system offering 180 minutes of recording time. A 100-entry phonebook directory and 50-name caller ID log handle everyday contact management. The large four-line blue backlit display ensures clear visibility in any lighting condition.
Check Line Count and Handset Needs
Verify that your premises have four active telephone lines available for connection to the base unit. Confirm the total number of cordless handsets required does not exceed the ten-device expansion limit. Ensure analogue line wiring is present at the intended base location, as this system connects via standard telephone jacks. The unit weighs 3.45 units and requires mains power for the answering machine and display functions.
Replaces Standalone Single-Line Phones
This system upgrades offices still using separate single-line phones with no central directory or intercom. The jump is worth it when you need simultaneous call handling across four lines, 3-party conferencing, and push-to-talk intercom between handsets. It also consolidates voicemail, call screening, and remote message retrieval into one managed platform. Buyers needing more than ten extensions or VoIP integration should consider other solutions.
Highlights
- Manage up to 10 handsets on one system
- Four-line operation handles multiple calls simultaneously
- 180-minute recorder stores messages with time stamps
- 100-entry phonebook plus 50 caller-ID records
- Large blue-backlit 4-line LCD for clear viewing
Specifications
| Brand | AT&T |
|---|---|
| Model | SB67148 |
| Expandable Handsets Supported | 10X |
| Caller ID | Yes |
| Call Waiting | Yes |
| Speakerphone | Yes |
| Volume Control | Yes |
| Ring Tones | Selectable ring tones |
| Additional Features | ute Last 10 Number Redial Voicemail Waiting Indicator Remote Access Message Retrieval from Handset(s) Message Time/Day Stamp Call Screening Call Intercept |
| Phone Directory Memory | 100 |
| Speed Dial Memory | 5 |
| Caller ID Memory | 50 |
| Recording Time | 180 Minutes |
| Display | 4-Line LCD |
| Display Features | Large Blue Lighted Display |
| Weight | 3.45 |
| Shipping weight | 2.27 kg |
| Package size | 254 × 229 × 140 mm |
Questions about this item
Does the SB67148 include all ten handsets or must extra desksets be purchased separately?
The system supports up to ten cordless handsets and desksets; the base unit comes with the number of handsets shown in the bundle you select, and additional units are sold separately.
Which memory capacity matters most — the 100-entry phonebook, the 50-call caller-ID log or the 5-slot speed dial?
The 100-name directory stores your main contacts, the 50-entry caller-ID log tracks recent incoming numbers, and the five speed-dial slots give one-touch access to your most-used lines.
How much actual talk time does the 180-minute recording figure provide on the answering system?
The digital answering system holds up to 180 minutes of messages, which equals roughly three hours of total recording capacity across all four lines.
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