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Longer range and more talk time than Siemens Gigaset. 
Use up to NINE PHONES.

Panasonic’s KX-TG2000B (DISCONTINUED!) and KX-TG4000B 2.4GHz multi-handset wireless phone systems combine the advantages of a business-style telephone system with convenience, mobility and easy installation. 

They offer full phone system functions, such as intercom and voice mail, but don’t require the complicated wiring needed for a conventional  telephone systems.

Installation is super simple: Just connect the phone lines to the master base unit, plug in the AC charging cradle for each cordless handset, and the system is ready for use. There is no central control unit ("KSU").

The new KX-TG2000B system (DISCONTINUED!) operates on two phone lines, while the KX-TG4000B connects to four phone lines. You can record multiple outgoing messages, and select which message goes with which line. If you have a business at home, for example, callers to one line would hear "Thank you for calling the Adams family..." but callers to your other line(s) would hear "Thank you for calling Adams Consulting Services..."

Up to eight cordless handsets can be used with each system, with many easily accessible functions available at each handset. (You can speak directly into the handset or use a headset, but there is no speakerphone in the handset.)

The KX-TG2000B (DISCONTINUED!) and 4000B bases incorporates a digital voice mail system with 100-minute capacity, plus auto attendant, so callers can "press one for sales, press two for service," or "press one for Sally, press two for Steve," etc. 

Callers can be transferred to specific phones when answered by a person or by the automated attendant, and if no one answers the selected phone, callers can leave a message in a voice mailbox. 

The system provides separate voice mailboxes and individual greetings for each cordless handset in the system, plus a "general delivery" mailbox for people who don't make a selection. And, unlike some phone systems that allow only one user’s voice mail to be accessed at a time, the KX-TG2000B and KX-TG4000B enable simultaneous voice mail operation from each handset. If you don't want to use Automated Attendant and mailboxes, you can use your system as a single-line or multi-line digital answering "machine," with excellent voice quality.

When you are listening to your messages, there are both aural and on-screen prompts to offer options for handling each message (repeat, erase, next, or transfer to a mailbox for someone else to hear.)

Other messaging features include remote message and mailbox access from any handset, full voice prompts, and time and date stamps for each message recorded. 

If you have Caller ID, even with Call Waiting service from your phone company, you can know who’s calling before speaking -- just glance at the illuminated three-line display on a cordless handset or the base. The three-line LCD display will show each caller’s complete information without additional scrolling.

Backlighting on the LCD greatly aids visibility, especially in low light. Caller ID memory (viewable via the base or handset display) is for later review with instant callback capability. The base unit can store up to 50 callers’ names and numbers and each cordless handset has memory capacity for an additional 30 names and numbers.

Either base or handset LCD’s also show “line in use,” message waiting and other icons for system status. The KX-TG2000B and KX-TG4000B can also save your most-frequently dialed phone numbers in their alphabetical directory. The phone systems each have a 100-Station phone directory with dialer on the base, with room for an additional 50 names and telephone numbers on each handset. 

A navigator key on each handset provides easy access to the Phone Directory/Dialer and Caller ID Memory. This key can also be used to set the handset volume or ringer loudness, or for programming and other functions. It's easy to use, with just one finger.

Taking advantage of the ultra-clear 2.4GHz frequency band and Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) Digital Operation, these new multi-handset telephone systems “spread” their signal over many frequencies each second, helping to assure private conversation. 

The KX-TG2000B and KX-TG4000B let you call any cordless handset from the base unit or “page” them all at once (ringing, not a voice announcement). Three-way conferencing capability lets you link two handsets with an outside call or two outside calls with an internal handset. Digital duplex speakerphones with eight-step volume control, is located in the base of each model. This digital circuitry helps reduce the echo and dropout commonly found in conventional speakerphones, resulting in crystal-clear, hands-free conversations. 

Model KX-TGA200B is the optional two-line cordless handset for expanding the KX-TG2000B system. The KX-TGA400B is the optional four-line cordless handset for expanding the KX-TG4000B system. Each base is packaged with one cordless handset and charger.

Each cordless handset is powered by a high-capacity Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) battery, which offers twice the capacity of standard Nickel Cadmium rechargeable batteries, and recharges in the included AC-powered charging stand. Talk time is up to 8-hours, and standby time up to 96 hours.

A lighted keypad on each handset provides convenient dialing even in dimly lit situations, and a headset jack allows connection to headsets equipped with a 2.5 mm plug. Other features on each handset include a belt clip, three-level handset volume control, an adjustable ringer (Off/Low/High) with four selectable patterns, Call Transfer, Incoming Call Tone, Any Key Answer, Hold, Flash, Pause, Redial and Tone/Pulse Dialing.

NOTES: 

• While this is an innovative and powerful product, it does not offer all the conveniences of a much more expensive phone system. (1) The Automated Attendant feature can answer just one call at a time, even if you have several lines. If two calls come in at one time, one caller will have to wait for the AA, or be answered by a human being. (2) Calls can't be transferred directly to a voice mail box -- they have to go to a phone first, and if the phone is not answered, the call will then go to the mailbox associated with that phone. (3) If a call is transferred by a human being to a busy phone, it will not reach a mail box, but if a call is transferred by the Automated Attendant, it will. Yes, we know it's weird. (4) You can come close to transferring a caller to a mail box by pressing the voicemail button on the base phone and then hanging up. the caller will then hear the main greeting and can select a mailbox from the menu you recorded.

• The "on-hold reminder" tone is loud, and can't be adjusted.

• You can program which lines ring at which phones, but you can not stop specific lines from being used at individual phones.

• The base phone can "page" all phones, but there will be ringing, not a voice. announcement. Other phones in the system can't page all of the other phones, but can call each other as intercom calls.