Station de base DECT MITEL RFP 47 DRC pour PBX (MPN 50006975)

DECT Base Station MITEL RFP 47 DRC is a wireless telephony base unit engineered to integrate with PBX systems and provide reliable DECT connectivity for cordless handsets. Designed for office and campus environments, this base station extends wireless coverage, enables desk-to-desk mobility and supports routine voice communication and call handling across multiple handsets connected to a central PBX.

Advantages

The MITEL RFP 47 DRC offers stable DECT radio coverage with interoperable compatibility for PBX-integrated deployments, helping to reduce wired telephony constraints. Its compact form factor allows discreet mounting in communication closets or on walls, while supporting multiple concurrent handset registrations to increase user mobility. The device emphasizes consistent call quality and straightforward integration into existing telephony infrastructures.

Suitable for

• Expanding DECT coverage in small to medium office spaces
• Providing cordless voice connectivity across campuses, warehouses, or retail floors
• Connecting multiple handsets to a PBX for desk-to-desk mobility
• Replacing or supplementing wired desktop phones to increase workplace mobility

Key specifications

• Wireless standard: DECT frequency band for cordless telephony
• Connectivity: PBX integration for handset registration and call routing
• Form factor: compact base station suitable for wall or rack mounting
• Capacity: supports multiple concurrent handset registrations for multi-user environments
• Audio: designed for voice-grade call quality and stable connections
• Power: low-voltage powered unit designed for telephony infrastructure environments

How to use

Install the DECT base station in a central location to ensure optimal radio coverage; mount it on a wall or place it in a communications cabinet close to the PBX connection. Connect the unit to the PBX according to the telephony system documentation and supply power using the recommended low-voltage source. Register DECT handsets through the PBX provisioning process or the base station registration mode, then verify handset roaming and call routing across the coverage area. Perform a radio survey if necessary to identify coverage gaps and adjust placement or add additional base stations to ensure seamless handover.

Recommendations

Place the unit away from large metal obstacles and sources of electromagnetic interference to maintain optimal DECT signal performance. For dense or multi-floor environments, plan a deployment with overlapping coverage and perform handset roaming tests to confirm uninterrupted desk-to-desk mobility.