MITEL NETWORKS CORPORATION
Mitel 6940W Cordless SIP Phone
A cordless SIP desk phone with a 7-inch colour LCD, built-in Wi-Fi, wired Ethernet, a USB charging port and a cordless earphone for flexible office communication
- Weight1.5 kilograms
- 7-inch colour LCD display for clear call information
- Supports PC and MobileLink with wired Ethernet and built-in WiFi
- Extended full-duplex audio for natural conversations
- USB port allows mobile phone charging
- Cordless handset provides freedom of movement
Desk phone for SIP environments
The Mitel 6940W is a cordless SIP telephone designed for office workers who need mobility around a desk or small meeting area. It connects to IP-PBX systems using wired Ethernet or the built-in Wi-Fi radio and includes a USB port that can charge a mobile handset while the user stays on a call. The 7-inch colour LCD gives clear access to line keys, directories and call logs without a tethered handset.
Thermals noise and power
The handset and base station run silently with no moving parts, so background noise stays at office-ambient levels during calls. Power is drawn from the Ethernet link via PoE or from the supplied adapter, keeping cabling simple and heat output negligible in normal use. The 1.5 kilogram base remains cool to the touch even after extended talk time.
Build integration and constraints
A single Ethernet drop or reachable Wi-Fi signal is all the infrastructure the phone requires, freeing desk space that a traditional wired handset and separate charger would occupy. The USB charging port removes the need for an extra wall wart for a personal mobile, and the cordless earpiece lets the user step away from the desk without dropping the call. Buyers who need DECT multi-cell roaming or analogue line ports should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 7-inch colour LCD display for clear call information
- Supports PC and MobileLink with wired Ethernet and built-in WiFi
- Extended full-duplex audio for natural conversations
- USB port allows mobile phone charging
- Cordless handset provides freedom of movement
Specifications
| Brand | Mitel |
|---|---|
| Series | Mitel 6940W |
| Weight | 1.5 kilograms |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the 6940W to the network and power it, and what step is often missed?
Connect the base station to a wired Ethernet port for network and PoE power, or use the built-in WiFi for network and a separate power adapter; the step often missed is ensuring the Ethernet switch actually delivers PoE or plugging in the external supply when using WiFi only.
Which parts of the 6940W will need replacement after extended use?
The cordless handset battery and the DECT base station are the components most likely to require replacement after long-term daily use.
What limit appears first when the 6940W handles back-to-back calls all day?
The handset battery runtime is the first limit reached under sustained heavy call traffic, requiring recharge breaks during the day.
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