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DECT EOL or just supply constrained?

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edhead

IS-IT--Management
May 1, 2002
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Needing to pick up some additional Dect R4 equipment and our regular partner/vendor is saying that Avaya has stopped making the Dect wireless equipment. I can't find the rack chargers anywhere online and supply of the 3735 phones is limited. Avaya still has the R4 lineup on their site with no mention of it being EOL. Is the consensus that Avaya has unofficially EOL'ed Dect or is it just the same lingering supply chain issues a lot of folks are still dealing with? If Dect has been EOl what are folks deploying in it's place?
 
I did a big IPO install back in August and had to wait about two months beyond the date that the IPO and desk phones arrived for the DECT stuff to show up.

 
For what I know ASCOM (Avaya Dect R4 uses ASCOM technology) increased its prices dramatically and limited shipping so I suppose Avaya is considering what to do, maybe changing technology
 
If you have issues getting the Avaya dect I would suggest using Yealink as an alternative. We have used them in a few sites with no issues and the customers liked them.

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1+ on Yealink, deployed W90 multicell today with a new IPO500 installation and honestly was painless, I don't see much benefit going with Avaya Dect at it's price point.

Calum M
ACSS
 
It depends on how many handset you need, don't forget Yealink needs 3rd PTY iP endpoint licenses instead of the Avaya one
 
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