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RCA - 4 line Speakerphone with Call Waiting Caller ID | 
 enlarge | Brand: General Electric
Category: CE
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New (37) Used (2) from $40.00
Rating:  2 reviews
Color: Silver/Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries: 4
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5.1
Dimensions (in): 9.5 x 7.9 x 5.9
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: 25414RE3
Model: 25414RE3
UPC: 044319400588
EAN: 0044319400588
ASIN: B000ALB1WA
Release Date: May 22, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Four-line convenience with distinctive ring and line-in-use indicators for each line-meets demands of increasingly popular multi-line small offices | | • | Expandable to 16 Stations-lets small business owners add additional stations as their business grows | | • | Full performance speakerphone with hands free dialing and auto transfer to handset-allows user to dial out of memory or keypad without picking up the handset. Lifting handset automatically transfers call to handset | | • | Optional Cordless handset available-accessory handset mode H5400RE3 provides cord-free flexibility to all four lins of the base station. (Maximum one handset for each base station) | | • | Call Waiting/Caller ID with 99 name and number memory-display shows name and number of new incoming call even if you're on the phone with another caller. Memory holds information for the latest 99 calls |
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Product Description
Designed for the SOHO (Small Office/Home Office) market, this telephone system is also fine for use in large homes. The phone base may be used by itself to receive (and use) up to 4 distinct telephone lines. You can also add up to 16 optional cordless telephone extensions (RCA H5400RE3) to extend phone service throughout your home or office. Other features include Caller-ID capability, 16 phone memories per extension, 4-Line LCD, Speakerphone at base, Intercom and Paging, and more. One line may also be assigned as a data port for use with a computer or fax system. 16 Programmable phone memory buttons (one touch/intercom) for easy access to frequently dialed numbers Redial / Flash-Hook / Hold/ Mute functions Do not disturb/privacy selectable Visual line status indicators 3-Way conferencing Expandable to 16 stations Headset jack (with control and indicator button) for adding an optional headset for handsfree conversations Receiver volume control Call transfer New voicemail message indication 8 Programmable ring tones Hearing aid compatible Compatible with GE-29487, GE-29488, GE/RCA-25403RE3, GE/RCA-25404RE3 / Not compatible with the older GE four line phones Not wall mountable
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| Customer Reviews:
Nobody in this market segment gets it right... July 21, 2006
Patrick M. Walsh (SWAMPSCOTT, MA USA)
7 out of 8 found this review helpful
I bought this to replace my aging Siemen's 2420 home/office system. It supports chain-dialing (unlike some multiline ATT models like the 2.4Ghz speakerphone base - which is now handling my "home" lines)... I had read some bad reviews of the Siemens 8800 series 5.8Ghz effort - so I tried this RCA model. Mistake on my part...
Don't bother with the 'Remote Handset" add-on - it has massive interference problems from local RF sources (home office with lights, wireless headset, wireless LAN, cellular phone - the usual stuff everything should be immune to;).
The speakerphone base is OK for listening, but not for talking. I use a Plantronics 900Mhz headset for all talking - not the handset or the speakerphone mic. Unfortunately, the speakerphone handset will NOT work with a plantronics HL10 handset lifter - I used a dremel moto-tool to fix the design and now it can lift the handset. Don't try this yourself as it voids the warranty and is functional yet not cosmetically pleasing;)
Overall this phone is simply not up to home office duty - despite having 4 lines and a somewhat decent speakerphone.
RCA should learn from Siemens and do a complete multiline speakerphone system with excellent base, intuitive functions to support business users (per-line and per-handset configuration of access, and many other features that Siemens implemented in the 2420 and 8800 series). It should support 8-16 wireless handsets, optional repeaters/range extenders, and remote speakerphones on the wireless side - as it stands it is mostly useless and will likely end up in the garbage as soon as I can find a business-friendly SOHO offering...
My Siemens 2420 lasted almost 8 years and I went thru 4 speakerphone bases, and 12 or more handsets - used it for 2 office locations (home and RV) with great results - too bad nobody else has touched this market with an effective product. Perhaps it's time to revisit the 8800;)
Nearly DOA March 28, 2006
PK (Midwest)
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
I have two of model 25404RE3. Needed a 3rd for home office use. Ordered this 'new' model by mistake. The two 25404RE3 phones work fine, but the new 25414RE3 doesn't. First, the phone recognizes only line one when a two line cord is plugged into the first jack. To get it to work for my two lines, I have to plug it into the second jack and use line 3 and 4. Second, it doesn't intercom at all with the 254o4RE3 models. This needs to go back!
Also, FWIW I like the aesthtics of the older model better; sleeker looking buttons and less use of dark colors.
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