Sennheiser SC630Wired single-sided wired headset telephone accessory
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Future-call
Adds a 95-decibel ringer with LED alert to any PSTN, VoIP or cable line using standard RJ11 plugs, adjustable tone and no batteries required
The Future-Call FC-5683-2 adds a 95 decibel audible signal and a flashing LED to incoming calls on PSTN, VoIP or cable lines. Adjustable ringer and tone switches let you match the alert to the environment. It connects with standard RJ11 plugs and draws power from the line, so no batteries are needed. The unit can sit on a desk or be mounted on a wall and carries FCC approval.
Offices, workshops or homes where a standard ring is easily missed benefit from the combined audio and visual alert. Users who need a purely silent visual indicator or a device that operates on proprietary digital extensions should look at other solutions.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The FC-5683-2 connects with a regular RJ11 plug, so an existing RJ11 wall jack or adapter is required.
The ringer and tone are adjustable and the unit draws line power only, so it works alongside older handsets without disruption.
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