EPOS SDW 5016 Convertible Triple Connect Wireless Headset

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EPOS Sennheiser SDW 5016 Convertible Wireless Headset is a triple connectivity (deskphone, PC, cell phone) wireless headset with 3 wear styles (over-the-head, over-the-ear, and behind-the-neck).  It allows the the headset to use with a desk phones, a softphone (via USB) and any Bluetooth smarphone. Equipped with Sennheiser's HD sound technology, ultra noise-cancelling boom microphone Roam up to 500ft away from your desk, up to 10 hours of talk time on a full charge. Sennheiser SDW 5016 is UC and Skype for Business Certified.

Key Features:

  • Triple-connectivity with a desktop phone and Computer (via USB port), and Cell phone (via Bluetooth)
  • 3 wear styles (over-the-head, over-the-ear, and behind-the-neck
  • Certified for Skype for Business
  • DECT Wireless Technology
  • Built-in Busy light on the headset
  • Conference calling or training (allow 3 additional headsets to be paired with the same base)
  • 128 bit encryption for security
  • Up to 590 ft range (line of sight), typical office 180ft range
  • Up to 10 Hours Narrowband Talk Time (7 Hours Wideband Talk Time)
  • Ultra Noise Canceling Microphone
  • ActiveGard safeguards the user's hearing from potentially dangerous spikes in receive-volume
  • Compatible with Sennheisers HSL 10 II handset lifter and electronic hook-switches

For more details, see Sennheiser SDW 5016 datasheet

 

Optional Accessories:

SENNHEISER HSL10 II Lifter

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 19 July, 2018.
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