Panasonic

5.8G 2-Line TAD CID 2-HS Xpnd

Panasonic KX-TG6502B Highlights :

Panasonic KX-TG6502B 2-Line 5.8 GHz Expandable Cordless Answering System with Extra Handset Features: 5.8GHz 2-line expandable telephone system with digital answering machine Expandable up to four handsets total Only one phone jack needed for entire system Caller ID, call waiting caller ID 50# Phonebook and dialer (on each handset) 50# Caller ID history Phonebook sharing between handsets 4-Line backlit LCD on handset Voice enhancer technology Light up antenna (top of antenna flashes quickly for a ring, slowly to indicate a new message) FHSS technology Wireless network friendly (will not interfere with computer networks using 2.4GHz technology Intercom (between two handsets, or between handset and base) Dual keypads Digital duplex speakerphone on base Handset speakerphone Chain dial Voice paging Clarity booster Hold/flash/redial/mute Line 1 and line 2 buttons Volume control on base and handset Room monitor Selectable ring tones (4 tones, 4 melodies) Headset jack Belt clip Up to 4-way conference capability Lighted handset keypad 60 Minutes of total record time Flash memory message backup 2 Digit LCD message counter on base Voice menu Time/date stamp Memo recording Handset stands up in base Wall mountable Black Includes: Base unit with its cordless handset Extra Handset with Charger 2 Wire telephone line cord 4 Wire telephone line cord AC adapter Rechargeable battery Handset cover Belt clip Wall mount bracket Manual Notes:  Please note the KX-TG6500 phone system only uses handset model: KX-TGA650.  Requires optional accessory handset sold separately.  Requires subscription to call display, call waiting and/or voice mail service. Please check with your local telephone company for details and availability in your area.  Part or all of the phone book on one handset can be transferred to other handsets.  5.8 GHz technology will not interfere with wireless computer networks using 2.4 GHz technology.  The battery life depends on factors such as the distance between the handset and the base as well as physical and atmospheric conditions.