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Trojan NRX EVO 450 - Black with JPL501 Headset

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PMC Product Code: NRXEVO450B-JPL501
Manufacturer's Product Code: NRX-EVO-450B-JPL501

The NRX Business Telephone Range have been designed using the latest integrated circuit technology to offer superior performance and field reliability without increasing the cost. An emphasis has been put on product flexibility to allow the user to configure each of the telephone models for different applications and environments.

Switchable Message Waiting (Line Reversal and 90V)
Handset Receive volume control
Digital Volume Control
Removable top panel for customisation
Visual Ringer Indicator
Ringer Volume and Tone control
Tone (MF)/Pulse (LD) Switchable
Recall Switchable (Earth/100ms/300ms)
Impedance setting (Complex/600/800)
Last Number Redial
Electronic Mute (With LED indication)
Push To Mute/Push To Talk button (Selectable)
Hearing Aid compatible
Wall/Desk Bracket
2 x 5 metre Line Cords (BT and RJ11)
100 Alpha/Numeric telephone directory
(EEPROM)
Caller Line identification (100 records) Type 1 and 2
Jog Wheel control of phone records and menu
10 One touch memories
LCD with back-light
Clock, call timer and number dialled display
Headset Port
Headset Stand (Optional)
Supervisor Headset Port
Modem Port (RJ11)
Auto Redial
Switchable message waiting (Line
Reversal 90V, Hipath/Hicom, Ericsson
MD-110, AT & T, Alcatel & FSK)
Handsfree Speakerphone
3 x 5 metre Line Cords (BT, RJ11
and RJ45)
Power Adaptor Supplied
12 year warranty

About the headset

The JPL 501 office headset is a comfortable headset for the regular phone users, the heaset features Acoustic Shock Protection to protect the user's hearing and a quick disconnect lead which allows the user to quickly disconnect the headset and move away from their desk without removing the headset (this effectively puts the caller on hold).