Yealink Wireless IP Phones

[Babylonia]

Hello Ryan,

Yealink do have several desk-phones having a USB-port.
Phones having an "S" behind the model type number.
E.g. four models (SIP T48S - SIP T46S - SIP T42S - SIP T41S) at the following web-page:
https://www.yealink.com/products_list_8.html#filter2


Solution for WiFi.
You can plug-in a WiFi dongle to this USB-port, and the desk-phone is fully wireless.
(At least if you don’t count the power adapter itself).
This solution is how I do use the desk-phone itself.

Best option for it is the more new double WiFi AC band - WF50 dongle:
https://www.yealink.com/products_116.html

(There is also a single WiFi band 2.4 Ghz Dongle - WF40 < HERE > ).

How to set the WiFi credentials in the most easy way, see:
http://forum.yealink.com/forum/showthrea...6#pid65946


Other solution for using wireless, is by “DECT” solution.
Using the same mentioned “S” models (by USB port), and use of a DECT-dongle DD10K:
https://www.yealink.com/products_103.html

In combination to connect by a W60B base station:
https://www.yealink.com/products_102.html

You can set-up to 8 (eight) handsets or desk-phones. to one DECT base station.
The advantage is that just one VOIP SIP- account can be used for connecting to 8 phones.
Disadvantage is the more simple phone book (no “division” field).

Using the WiFi dongle it is more versatile setting-up the phones IMO.
Specially if you are using the more dedicated desk-phones as e.g. SIP T46S and SIP T48S
I should not recommend a “DECT” wireless solution.
Keep in mind although you have to use a separate SIP-number (can be an “internal” SIP-number), for each desk-phone.