can I use it on my Panasonic home telephone?
1351224
Yes. I had this one before I switched to a rigid, straight mic. I used mine on one of the portable handsets for my Panasonic home phone system. It lasted about a year. I replaced it with the same brand but a rigid mic. I think the flexible mic deteriorated sound quality every time I adjusted it.
399309
Yes, works excellent with a Panasonic phone. I've been using this ear piece for a few years now. It lasts a long time and it is crystal clear I won't use anything else. I've only had to replace it once because of a new puppy. My mistake leaving it on the table. :o) You'll like it.
1492000
If you have the phone now, check on the adapter for the voltage produced by your current adapter. If it says 6.5 volts, this should work on any Panasonic phone. I used this on a Panasonic phone that came with a 6.5 volt to 120 volt only adapter and it worked perfectly in Israel. The plug is the standard plug used everywhere in western Europe.
1748078
The short answer is No. But look on Page 18 of Panasonic Operating Instructions for required manual procedure. The instruction book can be downloaded from Panasonic.
1527891
I can not say with certainty, since I don't have a Panasonic. However, I feel 95% certain it would work. There is a code for Panasonic TV's in the code sheet.
259848
I am not sure, but I think you can use it without the landline service. I would call Panasonic and ask. They are very helpful. I have it hooked up to a service, just so you know.
1382458
ahi Rebeca you may need to call Panasonic support for that question. I have no knowledge on how this piece of hardware works.
1131793
The jack is 3.5mm while I think cordless phones support on 2.5mm. You will need a convertor 3.5mm to 2.5mm to use with Panasonic cordless.
1289907
I use it on my Panasonic cordless that is a land line. Used to be copper to the house, but now it is cable modem driven. Still works.Direct answer: Yes
2040257
Yes, the speaker phone on the main base can be used. Full details on the base system can be found here: http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/KXTG6841-MUL.PDF#page=12
1800390
Yes, this and every Panasonic telephone will work with VoIP applications, with an Analog-Telephone-Adapter, connected to it.
629104
Panasonic only says the unit "may not work properly," so this is probably not a good idea. I'd guess the phone will ring and maybe you can dial out, but you likely lose volume control, all of the display window, speed dialing and re-dial memory. Batteries are cheap and can last many years. Then if you later decide you want some of these functions, you are all set. Otherwise, go for a bare-bone $5 phone.
1396424
I really don't know: I would call or go to the Panasonic website to be sure and ask. I know you would need a transmitter source in the back of your receiver. It's about 2 inches by two inches and a 1/4 of an inch thick. It plugs into the back of the receiver, but I am just not sure if they worked in all of Panasonics' receivers....
1567680
We use it with a cordless Panasonic home phone w/o a problem. I suggest contacting the company.
1795639
You will need to go from your audio out on the TV to the aux input or digital input on the panasonic. Any devices you have hooked up to the TV will send audio through the audio out (and into the panasonic). So short answer; Yes, if you hook it up correctly.
1973669
If you have 120 V/60 Hrtz electricity, I do not see why not. But since it is built for American market, you may want to confirm from Panasonic directly.
1911465
Hi Stella, Short answer is "Yes". You will need to purchase a phone jack "Y" connector and enough phone wire to get to your fax machine from the base. The closer the better! Unplug the phone wire going to the Panasonic Base. Plug that phone wire into one of the "Y" inputs. Plug the "Y" connector back into the Panasonic Base. Use the purchased phone wire to come from the other "Y" input into your fax machine and you're good to go. No phone calls while you're using the fax.Steve