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Can You Use Two Different Cordless Phones. I have two phones connected to digital adapters and the third plugged into the sh2 direct. One of the attractions of digital cordless phones is that only the base unit of the phone needs to be plugged into the phone point. We used to have two phone lines. The old one still works but has a broken antenna and is worn. Probably a daft question, but is there any reason not to use two sets of cordless phones on one phone line? I'm looking into wiring it up for truecall,. You cannot use multiple base stations in the same house due to they operate on the same frequency and will interfere with each other. The additional handsets (or slaves as sometimes referred) get their signal from the base unit, wirelessly. Bought a new cordless phone to replace one that's about 10 years old. I do tons of conference calls from my home office and the panasonic dect 6.0 phones are the best phones i've ever used. You can use up to 6 cordless handsets and up to 4 mobile phones with one main base unit.

The additional handsets (or slaves as sometimes referred) get their signal from the base unit, wirelessly. Bought a new cordless phone to replace one that's about 10 years old. We used to have two phone lines. I have two phones connected to digital adapters and the third plugged into the sh2 direct. One of the attractions of digital cordless phones is that only the base unit of the phone needs to be plugged into the phone point. I do tons of conference calls from my home office and the panasonic dect 6.0 phones are the best phones i've ever used. The old one still works but has a broken antenna and is worn. Probably a daft question, but is there any reason not to use two sets of cordless phones on one phone line? You can use up to 6 cordless handsets and up to 4 mobile phones with one main base unit. You cannot use multiple base stations in the same house due to they operate on the same frequency and will interfere with each other.

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Can You Use Two Different Cordless Phones One of the attractions of digital cordless phones is that only the base unit of the phone needs to be plugged into the phone point. Probably a daft question, but is there any reason not to use two sets of cordless phones on one phone line? You can use up to 6 cordless handsets and up to 4 mobile phones with one main base unit. I'm looking into wiring it up for truecall,. We used to have two phone lines. You cannot use multiple base stations in the same house due to they operate on the same frequency and will interfere with each other. The additional handsets (or slaves as sometimes referred) get their signal from the base unit, wirelessly. Bought a new cordless phone to replace one that's about 10 years old. I have two phones connected to digital adapters and the third plugged into the sh2 direct. The old one still works but has a broken antenna and is worn. One of the attractions of digital cordless phones is that only the base unit of the phone needs to be plugged into the phone point. I do tons of conference calls from my home office and the panasonic dect 6.0 phones are the best phones i've ever used.