Our Panasonic KX-TDA and KX-TDE phone systems provide features and functions based on Internet Protocol and Local Area Networks, as well the conventional telecommunications network. They are the replacements for the discontinued Panasonic KX-TD phone systems.

New features in the KX-TDA/TDE system series include VoIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol), LAN Networking, Advanced Remote Maintenance, SD memory card data storage, CTI (Computer Telephony Integration), and DECT digital multi-cell wireless phones.

With VoIP, you can connect to a Local Area Network (LAN) or a Wide Area Network (WAN) to lower the cost of phone calls and to easily and instantly unite distant offices and employees.

You can choose from several control units (“KSUs”) that grow in capacity and add features with easy-to-install circuit modules. The smallest system is the KX-TDA50. It is initially equipped to handle four lines and four phones and can be expanded to work with up to 12 lines and about 50 phones. The bigger KX-TDA and KX-TDE 100 and 200 can handle dozens or even hundreds of lines and phones and other telecom devices. Panasonic’s unique DXDP technology allows you to easily and inexpensively double the phone capacity of your system by plugging one phone into another without having to install more wire or circuit modules!

KX-TDA and KX-TDE phone systems are full-featured and uniquely flexible. You can use literally hundreds of different kinds of phones, including the latest Panasonic digital and IP models, previous generations of Panasonic digital and analog phones, and even single-line phones — whatever is right for a particular person, purpose or budget. You can have up to 128 DECT digital cordless phones, and can also connect fax machines, credit card terminals, door intercoms, paging systems, and more. TDE systems include IP functions that are optional on TDA systems.

Your Panasonic KX-TDA or KX-TDE phone system can cover a few hundred square feet, and can unite people who are thousands of miles apart. You can communicate through conventional phone wiring, via VoIP, T1, ISDN, DSL, ethernet, or even without wires! You can speak with a handset, a speakerphone, a wired headset or a wireless headset. You can even use the same Bluetooth wireless headset with your cellphone and your Panasonic desk phone.

Although a Panasonic KX-TDA or KX-TDE phone system control unit (“KSU”) can be placed on a shelf or mounted in a bracket, rack-mounting makes it easy to connect your phone system to patch panels, network devices and other components. AbleComm has a wide range of racks and rack-mount devices, including patch panels, back-up power supplies, paging amplifiers, and on-hold music players. We also stock wire, jacks, tools and test equipment. We can supply everything you need for a smooth and successful installation.

KX-TD7896 MULTI-LINE 2.4GHz FREQUENCY-HOPPING DIGITAL-SPREAD SPECTRUM CORDLESS PHONE HAS SPEAKERPHONE & HANDS-FREE INTERCOM.

This is the fifth-generation three-piece Panasonic phone, and the first to use the 2.4Gig frequency.

It will work with Panasonic KX-T, KX-TA, KX-TAW, KX-TD, KX-TDA, KX-TDE and KX-NCP phone systems, with the included base unit. DON’T order it unless you have or plan to buy a Panasonic phone system that uses a central control unit (“KSU”).

Frequency-hopping digital-spread-spectrum radio transmission provides quiet operation and extreme security against eavesdropping.

• Hands-free answer to intercom calls. Backlit keypad. 12-line capacity. 6-line multi-function BLUE backlit LCD screen shows Caller ID, line status, and function of flexible keys. Speakerphone for outside calls and intercom. Separate base antenna unit can be mounted for best signal coverage. Handset can sit in charging cradle that needs AC power, but no phone jack. Message waiting indicator. Silent vibrator alert, or programmable ringer. 9 melodies. 6 ring tones. 7 vibrator patterns. 2.5mm headset jack. Quick charging NiMH battery. 200-number speed dial. Choice of black or pearl white color. Charging cradle and base antenna can be wall-mounted. DISTANCE TEST RESULTS: In a typical suburban environment, we had perfect communications to about 500 feet from the base, and usable communications (some ticking noise) to about 550 feet. The transmitting base was located on the second floor of a wood-frame house, and the signal passed through one exterior wall with vinyl siding, about 30 feet from the base. Indoors, we were able to go two floors down, and about 60 feet horizontally. Weather conditions: sunny, 45 degrees F., 50% humidity, 10 MPH wind. It can receive paging announcements. Photo at top shows a black base, with a black handset and charger, plus a white handset and charger. Each base works with ONE handset only. Choose the color you prefer.