Brand: LeCall

TEP301 emergency wall phone will auto dial the programmed phone number when the phone is taken off-hook. It has been pre-programmed to auto dial 911 in factory, and users can reprogram it to auto dial any desired phone number(such as service hotline number, etc.) instead easily. With red classic design, durable quality, EMERGENCY printing on the handset and attached red acrylic EMERGENCY PHONE sign, TEP301 is ideal for emergency applications.

• ?Auto Dial?TEP301 will auto dial the programmed phone number, whenever the phone is taken off-hook. 911 has been pre-programmed in factory, and users can reprogram it to auto dial any other desired phone number easily.
• ?Easy to Install?Telephone line powered, no need extra power supply or battery. It is very easy to mount the phone to the wall plate.
• ?Easy and Multi-function Programming?It is easy to reprogram TEP301 to auto dial any desired phone number. Users can also program other functions according to the requirements, such as dialing speed (normal or fast), dialing mode( MUTE dialing or NO MUTE dialing), pause and then continue dialing, etc. The programming data will retain even if the phone is disconnected from phone line for long time. If there is any question on the programming, feel free to contact LeCall support.
• ?Ideal for Emergency Applications?TEP301 is a red classic design wall phone with durable quality. It is with stainless steel base and ABS case, metal ringer bell, solid hook, no dial keypad. People in emergency situation can easily find the conspicuous red phone with EMERGENCY characters printed on the handset and red acrylic EMERGENCY PHONE sign. So they can make emergency calls for help immediately.
• ?All in One Package?Besides TEP301 emergency phone and original accessories, a phone wall plate, a 7.5" short phone cord, a 6”×6” red acrylic EMERGENCY PHONE sign and screws are also included in the package. Customers do not have to buy separately.
• ?Broad Compatibility?Compatible with analog telephone lines, VoIP landlines(not IP phones), analog PABX/KSU extension lines, fixed wireless terminals.