DECT phones

[R-S2009]

Are DECT phones compatible with DV without a DV adapter or plugging into back of Hub

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[Keith_Beddoe]

@R-S2009 

Welcome to this user forum for BT Retail phone and broadband customers.

There is a DECT base station within the Smart Hub 2, but its unlikely to support all of the features of your current DECT system, as is intended for the BT phones, and the DV adapter.

It would probably not be worth the effort trying, as you may have difficulty with registration and de-registration.

[Les-Gibson]

No. From personal experience, you can get another DECT handset to register with the SH2 but the feature set is so restricted that it's just not worth it

[R-S2009 · Accepted solution]

Thank you to those who have replied, I’ll leave my landline plugged into the adapter

[Colin_London]

I mananged to pair a DECT phone directly to the Smart Hub 2 but it was only good for making and receiving calls. Most other features were removed. No point really - just use the existing base unit.