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•  You should be aware of the obstructions in the location where the cordless phones are to placed. The more the obstruction, the lesser should be the frequency range. It happens because the wavelength of lesser frequency is longer and thus can travel around obstructions better.

ou should be aware that cordless phones are actually a conglomerate of small radio transmitters and receivers. So if you use a cordless phone of lesser security, then anyone with a scanner can trespass and trace your conversation. Though, most advanced radio scanners can access frequencies of 512 MHz or the 900 MHz. The scanners are not that advanced to cover the 2.4 Ghz frequency range. So, to ensure your security, you should go for cordless phones offering higher frequency ranges than 2.4 Ghz.

Tips for buying cordless phones

You can follow a few tips for buying cordless phones to get your money's worth. A big range of cordless phones is available in the market of telecommunications. You first have to settle on one of the models of your personal taste. You do understand that the quality of cordless phones does not stand on their models but on the frequencies on which they operate. The different ranges of frequency on which the contemporary cordless phones operate vary from 900 Mhz to 2.4 Ghz to 5.8 Ghz. The new digital cordless phones working on 1.9 Ghz DECT technology offer one more choice to the customer to select from.

Tips for buying cordless phones :

•  Determine the purpose of buying the cordless phones. If you plan to install it at your home you can settle for low frequency. But if you are determined to install it in your office, you should go for higher frequency range.

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