Panasonic KX-TS500 Single Line Corded Telephone

Panasonic KX-TS500

The Panasonic KX-TS500 Telephone provides a reliable endpoint for analogue voice communication within standard PSTN or PABX environments. This hardware integrates seamlessly with Private Branch Exchange systems or direct Public Switched Telephone Network lines. It utilizes a standard RJ11 interface, ensuring compatibility across diverse infrastructure layouts. The unit features a 4-step electronic volume control for the handset, allowing users to adjust audio levels to compensate for line attenuation. Additionally, the timed flash function supports call waiting and PBX transfer protocols. Consequently, the device maintains signal integrity while providing essential telephony functions for enterprise workstations.

Key Features

• Electronic Volume Control
  The handset features a 4-step volume adjustment selector to ensure clear audio reception in various acoustic environments.

• Switchable Dialing Modes

  • Tone (DTMF) dialing for compatibility with modern digital switches and IVR systems.
  • Pulse dialing support for legacy analogue exchanges and older infrastructure.

• Last Number Redial
  The internal memory stores the most recent outgoing number for rapid one-touch reconnection attempts.

• Timed Flash Function
  A dedicated flash button provides the necessary signal interruption for call transfer and secondary line access.

Specifications

What’s in the Box

• Panasonic KX-TS500 Base Unit
• Handset with Coiled Cord
• RJ11 Telephone Line Cord
• User Manual and Installation Guide

Why Choose This Analogue Handset

• The line-powered architecture ensures the device remains operational during local power outages without requiring a UPS.
• Built-in wall mounting brackets allow for vertical installation in space-constrained areas such as server rooms or hallways.
• High-cycle hook switches and a durable matte finish provide longevity in high-traffic commercial environments.
• Adjustable ringer volume settings (Off/Low/High) allow for deployment in diverse noise environments including quiet offices.