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Spectralink or Avaya Wifi handsets Solution

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Jimbo2015

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I am currently working on a quote for a large house. They require wifi handsets as the walls are so thick and there is little CAT5 running through the house.

The access points being installed are Luxul. These are not on the list of certified access points which work with Luxul and therefore not supported. Does anyone have any experience with these working on Luxul access points with Spectralink and know that it works?

Also the Avaya wifi handsets have been discontinued and I cant find anywhere that sells them anyway.

Please can someone provide some advice on what you would do in this scenario and provide a solution which will work.

TIA,
 
Why Wifi & Not DECT?

Wifi has always been a PITA (one of the reasons Avaya no longer bother with wifi handsets?)

They require wifi handsets as the walls are so thick and there is little CAT5 running through the house.
Thick walls are going to seriously reduce the effectiveness on any wireless solution (DECT or WiFI)
you will probably need a number of base stations & these are going to need cat 5 to connect annyway


Do things on the cheap & it will cost you dear
 
If wifi is really needed then go for the Mitel 5624 wifi phones.
Easy to setup but require SIP endpoint licenses.
We have replaced Avaya wifi phones with Mitel phones before.
You can use your Avaya cradle to program these but you do require the Mitel files but you only need to ask me :)


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