DECT 6.0 cordless phone and Wireless Internet - interference?

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The discussion centers on interference issues experienced with Panasonic DECT 6.0 cordless phones when used alongside high-speed DSL internet. Users reported low to moderate static across all handsets, which was not present with older corded phones. The interference is likely due to the DSL filter setup, as DECT 6.0 operates on the 1.9 GHz band, while DSL and WiFi devices typically operate on the 2.4 GHz band. Suggestions include relocating the phone base station and checking for line noise or faulty jacks.

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Hello

I just bought a new Panasonic DECT 6.0 cordless phone set (4 handsets) and recently subscribed to high speed DSL internet from my phone company.

On my old corded/wired phones the phone connection audio qulaity was crystal clear.

On the new DECT 6.0 cordless phones << Link removed by Moderator >> I am getting what I would describe as low to moderate static.

I think (not sure..) that the phone company gavce me a "DSL filter" (??) to cut down on this (its a plastic splitter type thing plugged into phone jack in wall and has two inputs one for modem and one for phone)

This statis is on all 4 handsets and I even tried a different brand/different V-Tech 4 handset set - same thing.

My question to the forum is:

1. Is this normal for DECT cordless phones?

2. If no, how can I fix this?

Many thanks
 
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steveausten55 said:
Hello

I just bought a new Panasonic DECT 6.0 cordless phone set (4 handsets) and recently subscribed to high speed DSL internet from my phone company.

On my old corded/wired phones the phone connection audio qulaity was crystal clear.

On the new DECT 6.0 cordless phones << Link removed by Moderator >> I am getting what I would describe as low to moderate static.

I think (not sure..) that the phone company gavce me a "DSL filter" (??) to cut down on this (its a plastic splitter type thing plugged into phone jack in wall and has two inputs one for modem and one for phone)

This statis is on all 4 handsets and I even tried a different brand/different V-Tech 4 handset set - same thing.

My question to the forum is:

1. Is this normal for DECT cordless phones?

2. If no, how can I fix this?

Many thanks

Welcome to the PF.

Your post got caught by our spam filter software, because of the commercial link that you posted in your first post here.

I've deleted the commercial link, and will instead link to the wikipedia article about Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications phones:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Enhanced_Cordless_Telecommunications

Does the interference increase when you are using the DSL digital link (browsing the Internet, for example)?
 
DECT 6.0 should be using 1.9 GHz band, while WiFi (and other phones, bluetooth, microwaves, etc.) use the 2.4 GHz band:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Enhanced_Cordless_Telecommunications#DECT_6.0

Have you tried moving the phone base station to another jack? It could just be a loose / corroded jack at that particular location. To confirm this, can you try the same location with your corded phone?

It may also be line noise on the circuit where you're plugging in your power outlet, but most adapters should be able to smooth that out.
 

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