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Gigaset Premium 100HX
Question about Gigaset Premium 100HX
What is included in the scope of delivery: phone, station, cable?
Helpful answer
I have a 13 year old C300 which is plugged into the Swisscom (fibre optic) router.
Is this no longer possible?
Is this no longer possible?
Included is the phone and the charging station. The charging station comes with a power supply unit with a matching 2-pin mains plug. The power supply unit is a hummer that covers 3 connection holes on a plug strip, unless you attach it to the end where it then protrudes over the plug strip.
You do not need a telephone connection here as the connection to the base station is wireless.
However, you are not anywhere with the telephone alone. You need a separate base station for DECT devices, preferably one from the same supplier.
- the "Gigaset Box 100", as a standard base station for analogue connection (I have this one). You will need a normal telephone cable with a standard RJ11 connection,
- or the "Gigaset GO Box-100" for an Internet connection. Here you connect via a network cable. - My UPC modem only supports the analogue connection for the telephone.
The Gigaset Box 100 comes with a suitable power supply unit with a suitable 2-pin plug, but this time a slim version that is not obtrusive on the connector strip. You will also need the telephone connection cable. If I'm not mistaken, there was one included but with a German connector plug, which is of no use to us in Switzerland. So you have to get the cable yourself to connect to the modem. - The box has a long range and you can place it next to the modem or hang it on the wall.
The "Premium 100 HX" box contains: 1 telephone, 1 set of rechargeable batteries, 1 mains adapter + small items. You also need a base station to make calls.
The box for the "Gigaset Box 100" base station contains: 1 base station, 1 power supply unit, 1 telephone connection cable (for Germany, not usable in Switzerland) + small items.
Incidentally, I threw away my old Gigaset telephones because the batteries were worn out after 10-12 months; I hope that the new devices are better.
You do not need a telephone connection here as the connection to the base station is wireless.
However, you are not anywhere with the telephone alone. You need a separate base station for DECT devices, preferably one from the same supplier.
- the "Gigaset Box 100", as a standard base station for analogue connection (I have this one). You will need a normal telephone cable with a standard RJ11 connection,
- or the "Gigaset GO Box-100" for an Internet connection. Here you connect via a network cable. - My UPC modem only supports the analogue connection for the telephone.
The Gigaset Box 100 comes with a suitable power supply unit with a suitable 2-pin plug, but this time a slim version that is not obtrusive on the connector strip. You will also need the telephone connection cable. If I'm not mistaken, there was one included but with a German connector plug, which is of no use to us in Switzerland. So you have to get the cable yourself to connect to the modem. - The box has a long range and you can place it next to the modem or hang it on the wall.
The "Premium 100 HX" box contains: 1 telephone, 1 set of rechargeable batteries, 1 mains adapter + small items. You also need a base station to make calls.
The box for the "Gigaset Box 100" base station contains: 1 base station, 1 power supply unit, 1 telephone connection cable (for Germany, not usable in Switzerland) + small items.
Incidentally, I threw away my old Gigaset telephones because the batteries were worn out after 10-12 months; I hope that the new devices are better.