Can you replace the cord from the wall to the phone?
1383647
Yes, you can replace it. You can also replace the handset cord. They both connect with plugs. They aren't hardwired.
385752
There should be no problem, but if your plug from the phone is wide you will need to put an extension the surge protector, because is close to the wall.
541947
you can use any cord as a replacement. Look at usb fitting match that and you are set to go.
720392
I think it would take some sautering and some difficulty to reattach the connector to the wall. Most places sell it in different dimensions. I'm sure a handyman could fix it but unless your super handy (I'm not) I wouldn't try it myself. Hope that helps!
873324
i have the black version, but this should be the same. the cord to the phone jack has a standard "AT&T;" phone jack. a discount store (wal mart), meijers', lowes' should have an inexpensive plastic "tee" or "union" to join the original cord to an extension. i'm handy, but i'm not taking apart a heavy duty phone like these...
1744386
Yes, the device is connected between the phone and wall outlet. A voip line should also work.
1951840
It has a phone jack connection recessed about 1/2 inch from the surface of the back. If your wall connection point is a jack, then you should be able to connect the two with a short cord.
1438094
I don't actually have the phone. I was just commenting on the ability of a wired phone like this to remain working when your home power goes out. However, the picture on the 2554 clearly shows that the cord is modular and can be changed. I was a phone repairman in the 1970's and all phones by the end of that decade were constructed with modular cords. It would be relatively difficult to actually find a hard-wired phone except maybe in the Salvation Army bins. Look carefully at the picture of the phone on the Amazon offering and it's pretty clear that the cord is modular on both ends and can be exchanged for any other modular handset cord. I don't actually have the phone. I was just commenting on the ability of a wired phone like this to remain working when your home power goes out. However, the picture on the 2554 clearly shows that the cord is modular and can be changed. I was a phone repairman in the 1970's and all phones by the end of that decade were constructed with modular cords. It would be relatively difficult to actually find a hard-wired phone except maybe in the Salvation Army bins. Look carefully at the picture of the phone on the Amazon offering and it's pretty clear that the cord is modular on both ends and can... » Read More I don't actually have the phone. I was just commenting on the ability of a wired phone like this to remain working when your home power goes out. However, the picture on the 2554 clearly shows that the cord is modular and can be changed. I was a phone repairman in the 1970's and all phones by the end of that decade were constructed with modular cords. It would be relatively difficult to actually find a hard-wired phone except maybe in the Salvation Army bins. Look carefully at the picture of the phone on the Amazon offering and it's pretty clear that the cord is modular on both ends and can be exchanged for any other modular handset cord. « Show Less
564112
not at all. i had to buy new cords for more money. if you really want this, i can sell you mine.
378673
You have to buy that separate. I have an old phone charger that you can plug the USB half of the cord into and then plug that into the wall. Cheap and works great!
422274
Yes, it appears to have the option for mounting on the wall. Be advised it will protrude from the wall by several inches more than a traditional corded phone.
1664179
I don't know what you call it, but it is the "normal" cord that usually comes with all phones. Short enough so there isn't too much cord to fit between the wall and the phone.
982134
You can use a USB extension cable if you need longer. If you want to replace the iPhone connector, that can be done but only if same fundamental size.
386501
The phone cord is a different connector - so it won't work. You can get a similar one for phones.
2278476
NO, this phone does not allow you to change cords out. You would have to open up the phone (possibly breaking it ) to remove old cord and hard wire in a new one. A lot of these new corded phones from china are like this. So once the old cord is ruined you'll need a new phone.
1322568
Yes. it worked great as a replacement. Just wired up the cord and off it went.
1466061
Yes, this will replace the cord between your handset and phone. It is a good thing to replace the pile of phone cord coiled up on your desk.