Description
The Snom M58 is a desk phone that replaces the network cable with DECT radio: it registers with the Snom M500 base station like a cordless handset, but takes the form of a fixed unit sitting on the desk. It lets you add a phone in a room with no Ethernet socket by relying on the DECT coverage already in place, which avoids cabling work. The catalogue also lists it alongside the Snom M400 and M900 base stations, in both indoor and outdoor versions. The detailed characteristics of the phone (display, audio, keys) are given in the manufacturer datasheet, which we send you on request before you order.
Specifications
| Reference | M58 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Snom |
| Manufacturer order code | 4631 |
| Type | DECT desk phone |
| EAN code | 4262377560181 |
| Technology | DECT |
| Compatible base station | Snom M500 |
| Other base stations listed in the catalogue | Snom M400, M900 indoor, M900 outdoor |
| Connection | DECT radio, no network cable at the desk |
| Form factor | Fixed desk unit |
| Range | Snom M series |
| Documentation | Manufacturer datasheet on request |
| Packed weight | 0.70 kg |
Use and tips
The M58 is meant for businesses already running a Snom M500 base station that want to add a fixed phone in an office, a technical room or a counter without pulling a network cable: the phone registers with the base like a DECT handset. It complements the M55 and M56 cordless handsets of the same range for staff who stay at their desk. Check the DECT coverage at the planned location and, if range is short, add the Snom M6 repeater. For a handset to carry around, choose the M55 or M56 instead.
Frequently asked questions
Which base station does this phone work with?
With the Snom M500 DECT base station, which it registers with over radio. The catalogue also lists it with the M400 and M900 bases: tell us which base you have through our contact page and we confirm compatibility before you order.
Do I need a network socket at the desk?
No. The M58 talks to the base station over DECT; only the base is connected to the IP network. The phone just has to sit within the coverage area of the base or of a repeater.
What is the warranty?
Two-year statutory conformity warranty, plus the Snom manufacturer warranty under its own terms.
Where are the firmware, manuals and guides?
Snom provides the firmware, user manual and administrator guide of this phone free of charge: our Snom support page takes you straight to the documents for this model.
Compatible devices
This accessory is offered for the devices below.