Is the cord on the hand set and phone hardwired in or can it be changed?
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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
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The cord is rather short and is replacable. I actually replaced mine with a 25ft. cord.
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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.
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bad phone i threw it out and bought an at&t; model worth spendig few more dollars please dont waste your money!
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yes - very easy to change.....but why would you bother, the sound quality is so poor on this phone you'll be using your cordless phone anyway. The only reason I still have this on my wall is in case of a (rare) power outage. Other than that it's never used because it has lousy sound quality!!
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It is in the instructions included with the handset. The whole setup takes about 10 seconds.
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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.
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It can be changed but you need to find a UK cable compatible to the Vu. The plug is quite strange, similar to a Nokia plug but smaller. I've never tried to use the Nokia cable though.
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You can change the cord. It has a pretty long cord that comes with it,.Brett
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Oh sure! The cord detaches and you can replace it with any standard phone cord.
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No. The equipment comes with a 'splitter' to connect your handset to the wiring.
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The phone that we purchased has a handset that can be replaced. It has a plug and is not hard wired. Hope that helps.
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No, it needs to be hard wired, if there's no cord out of the wall, usually there's a port under the actual phone I've connected to and it has worked
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Hi Emilio, I can't answer that question. The head set style I was trying to use plugged into the hand set receptical. Unplug the curly cord for the hand set and plug in the head set. The 2 head sets I received were faulty, I could only hear the caller. I could not reply back. The microphone didn't work properly on either one of them. I hope that helps you.
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Switch your cell phone cables from their 2 pronged wall units to the plug-in that comes with the hand warmer, as Chen Chan wrote. Hope that helps.
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I never used the cordless hand set never even took it out of the box. sorry I can't help you. ED
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You can purchase the replacement handset. The instructions will tell you how to proceed.
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Yes, it can be changed over. Typically you need a Verizon contract phone and that's what this is. It should work. Thank you for your interest, Clayton Recellulartoo
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It's set up to hardwired, but you can buy a cord & plug it in, I have done that.
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YES, teh battery is replaceable. or seems to be, I'm not sure where you'd get a replacement. probably from swissvoice. The handset charges when it rests on teh cradle. charges up pretty quickly.
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Well I do not know if they sell only the hand set. But I can use a new handset with and old base and a new base whit and old handset. Is only cuestion of pairing.