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DECT - Repeater

Key features

Compatible with multi-cell and single-cell base operation
Extended range without network connection
Up to 5 simultaneous calls
Wideband audio quality

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Extend the range of your DECT base / multicell.

The Snom M5 DECT Repeater is ideally suited to extend the range of almost (except the M400) any Snom DECT base (M300, M700 & M900), regardless of whether they are running in multi-cell mode or as a single base,

This also increases the transmitting and receiving ranges of the Snom DECT handsets. All that is required for use is a power outlet within radio range of the base or the nearest repeater, a chain. You can connect up to three repeaters in series to one base.

The Snom M5 repeater cannot establish a connection between two bases of a multicell, so it cannot serve as a bridge.

Overview of Series

> Snom M900

Multicell with up to 1,000 bases in a cluster
Up to 4,000 handsets in a cluster
Wireless software updates for handsets
TLS encryption

> Snom M900 - Outdoor

Multi-cell with up to 1,000 bases in a cluster
Up to 4,000 handsets in a cluster
Wireless software updates for handsets (OTA)
TLS encryption

> Snom M400

Up to 20 handsets
Up to 10 simultaneous calls
Wireless software updates for handsets (OTA)

> Snom M430

Bundle of Snom M400 & M30
Up to 20 handsets
Up to 10 simultaneous calls

> Snom M90

Antibacterial housing (JIS-Z2801)
Alarm button
IP65 protected handset
Vibration alarm

> Snom M85

Bluetooth for headsets
Many alarm functions
Rugged design

> Snom M80

Bluetooth for headsets
Various alarm functions
Rugged design

> Snom M70

Bluetooth for headsets
Rugged design
Alarm function

> Snom M65

TFT color display
Wireless software update (OTA)
Standby times up to 250 hours

> Snom M30

Wireless software updates (OTA)
Long standby time
Belt clip

> Snom M25

TFT color LCD
Stand-by times: Approx. 75 hours
Talk time: Approx. 7 hours

> Snom M6

Compatible with multi-cell and single-cell base operation
Extended range without network connection
Up to 5 simultaneous calls

> Snom A190

HD audio
Compatible to DECT M-series
Call control

> Snom M9B

Bluetooth LE support
4 antennas for beamforming

> Snom M9T

Bluetooth LE support
Automatic stand-by to save power
Built-in motion sensor

Technical features

DECT

This device communicates using the radio standard for telecommunications called DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications).

OTA Updates

This device is able to receive updates via radio, i.e. OTA (over-the-air). As a rule, the DECT handsets must be in their charging cradle for this.

Help with questions about products, availability and prices

Contact person

Snom HQ Berlin

+49 30 39833-0

sales@snom.com

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Find the right telephone system (PBX).

List of our compatible PBX

If you would like to know whether your desired phone is compatible with the PBX you are using, you can view the on our PBX partner overview page in the Service Hub.

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Information on choosing a PBX

Do you need information when choosing a suitable PBX for your desired telephone? We have compiled some tips for you in the guide on what you should look out for.

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Technical data

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Firmware

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The latest firmware for your Snom device can be found at the link below. When updating, please follow all safety instructions and take into account which firmware version is currently permitted by the PBX you are using.

You may not be able to update your Snom device manually, but only via the web interface of your PBX.

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