GN Netcom GN-1000 RHL Remote Handset Lifter, Black

Product Number: JBR010369

150 Meter/450 Feet Wireless Freedom. The Jabra GN1000 puts the freedom and convenience of wireless communication in everyone's reach. You can now walk and talk up to 150 meters/450 feet away from your desk phone. Answer calls, multitask and move around on your terms.
Completes your wireless headset solution. With its discreet design, Jabra GN1000 fits on your telephone and enables remote call control with virtually any desk phone system. Jabra GN1000 automatically takes your handset off hook and lets you answer calls with the touch of a button from your cordless headset.
Remote Call Control. Answer and end calls, adjust the volume and mute your call on the Jabra wireless headset with seamless integration between your desk phone and headset. The remote call control gives you the power to multitask and be productive.

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GN Netcom GN-1000 RHL Remote Handset Lifter, Black -

150 Meter/450 Feet Wireless Freedom. The Jabra GN1000 puts the freedom and convenience of wireless communication in everyone's reach. You can now walk and talk up to 150 meters/450 feet away from your desk phone. Answer calls, multitask and move around on your terms.
Completes your wireless headset solution. With its discreet design, Jabra GN1000 fits on your telephone and enables remote call control with virtually any desk phone system. Jabra GN1000 automatically takes your handset off hook and lets you answer calls with the touch of a button from your cordless headset.
Remote Call Control. Answer and end calls, adjust the volume and mute your call on the Jabra wireless headset with seamless integration between your desk phone and headset. The remote call control gives you the power to multitask and be productive.

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