I have the following problem:
"Base and Tel 1." are on the ground floor.
The "charging station and tel 2." are on the upper floor.
Now there is hardly any reception on the first floor (noise when making calls, no connection to the base, etc.).

Is there a possibility to operate 2x base stations in one household instead of (1x base station & 1x charging station)? (e.g. 1x living room (ground floor) and 1x bedroom (first floor)).

Telephone connections on the wall would be available.

Question

I have the following problem:
"Base and Tel 1." are on the ground floor.
The "charging station and tel 2." are on the upper floor.
Now there is hardly any reception on the first floor (noise when making calls, no connection to the base, etc.).

Is there a possibility to operate 2x base stations in one household instead of (1x base station & 1x charging station)? (e.g. 1x living room (ground floor) and 1x bedroom (first floor)).

Telephone connections on the wall would be available.

Answer

Hello

A telephone system has several connections. Theoretically, you can connect a Gigaset to each connection. When a call comes in from outside, all the connections will ring. Just remember that all telephone connections must go to this telephone exchange.

Your data. Your choice.

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