Description
A multicell DECT network only works well when radio coverage is consistent across the buildings and the specific spots of the site. The Snom DECT survey kit gives installers the means to verify that coverage before fixing anything: the case holds a battery-powered M900 base, placed on the supplied tripod at the intended spot, and two M30 handsets used to walk through the areas to cover and record signal quality. The base is then moved until the position with the best coverage is found. Snom recommends using at least two, or even three kits, particularly for installations with more than 50 bases, so the optimal number of redundant links between bases can be determined during the survey.
Specifications
| Reference | M900TEST |
|---|---|
| Brand | Snom |
| Manufacturer order code | 4455 |
| Type | DECT site survey kit |
| EAN code | 4262377561287 |
| Contents | Case, battery-powered M900 base station, 2 M30 handsets, tripod |
| Base station | Battery-powered Snom M900 |
| Handsets | 2 x Snom M30 |
| Stand | Tripod |
| Purpose | Radio coverage survey and DECT base positioning |
| Recommendation | At least 2 kits, 3 beyond 50 bases |
| M900 base range | Up to 50 m indoors, 300 m outdoors |
| Packed weight | 12.30 kg |
Use and tips
This kit is meant for integrators and installers rolling out Snom M900 multicell DECT networks in hospitals, hotels, factories, warehouses or campuses. Before drilling and cabling, set the base on its tripod at the intended spot, walk the areas with the two M30 handsets and note the weak points, then move the base. For large projects, work with two or three kits in parallel to check redundancy between neighbouring bases. The survey then serves as the reference for ordering the right number of M900 bases, in indoor or outdoor version.
Frequently asked questions
Which projects is this kit intended for?
For preparing Snom M900 multicell DECT installations, from a few bases to several hundred, in one or several buildings. Describe your project through our contact page and we advise you on the number of kits and bases to plan.
How many kits are needed for a survey?
Snom recommends at least two kits, or three for multicell installations with more than 50 bases, so the optimal number of redundant links between bases can be determined easily during the survey.
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.