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Wall mountable phones

Post updated January 2022 to include new handsets

Recently we’ve been getting more and more enquiries as to which of our phones are wall mountable.

Wall mounting is perfect for corridors and communal areas such as kitchens and staff rooms. These are ideal to be used with SIP door entry phones, allowing you to answer the door even when you’re not sat at your desk.

I have put together a guide below outlining our range of wall mountable phones:

Brand Phones Mounting details
Yealink T18P, T19P, T21P, T20P, T22P and T32G Direct to back of the phone
Yealink T30P, T31P, T31G, T33P, T33G Direct to back of the phone
Yealink T27P and T29G T29WM Wall mounting bracket required
Yealink T40PN, T41P and T42G T42WM Wall mounting bracket required
Yealink T46G T46WM Wall mounting bracket required
Yealink T48G T48WM Wall mounting bracket required
Snom 300, 320, 360 and 370 By using the phones stand
Snom 821 and 870 Wall mounting bracket required (Snom-800Wall) available in light grey and black
Snom 710, 720, 760, D710, D712, D715, D725, D765 Using Snom Wall Mounting Bracket for 700 Series Phones (00003820)
Aastra 30i, 31i, 35i, 37i, 39i, 55i and 57i Wall mounting bracket included
Cisco 301G, 303G, 502G, 504G and 525G2 Wall mounting bracket required (MB100)
Cisco 7811 Wall mounting bracket required (CP-7811-WMK)
Cisco 7821 and 7841 Wall mounting bracket required (CP-7800-WMK)
Cisco 7861 Wall mounting bracket required (CP-7861-WMK)
Cisco 8811, 8841, 8851 and 8861 Wall mounting bracket required (CP-8800-WMK)
Cisco 8845 and 8865 Wall mounting bracket required (CP-8800-VID-WMK)
Gigaset Maxwell 3 and Basic Wall mounting bracket required (S30853-H4032-R101)
Gigaset Maxwell 10 Wall mounting bracket required
Gigaset DECT A510H, A540H, C300H, C430H, C610H, E49H, R410H, R630H, S510H, S650H and S810H Direct to the back of the cradle
Gigaset DE310 and DE410 Wall mounting bracket included
Gigaset DECT N300IP, N510IP Direct to back of base station
Panasonic KX-UT113 and KX-UT123 Requires wall mounting kit (KX-A432-B)
Panasonic KX-UT133 and KX-UT136 Requires wall mounting kit (KX-A433-B)
Panasonic KX-HDV130 Requires wall mounting kit (KX-A440XB)
Panasonic KX-HDV23 and KX-HDV330 Using bracket provided
Panasonic KX-TPA65 Requires wall mounting kit KXA440XB
Polycom SoundPoint IP 32x/33x and 430 phones Using the reversible base stand/wallmount unit (included with phone)
Polycom SoundPoint IP 450 Requires wall mount kit (2200-11611-002)
Polycom SoundPoint IP 550, 560, 650, and 670 Requires wall mount kit (2200-12611-001)
Polycom VVX 101, 201 Reversible deskstand/wallmount (comes with phone as standard)
Polycom VVX 300/310, 300/410, 500 and 600 Requires wall mount kit (2200-44514-002)
Mitel 6863, 6865,6867 and 6869 Requires wall mount kit (80C00011AAA-A)
VTech VSP715A, VSP725A and VSP735A Direct to back of phone
VTech VSP600A Using bracket provided
VTech VSP601A Direct to the back of the cradle

Phones that cannot be mounted to the wall: SL750H, DE700IP PRO, DE900IP PRO, DX800a, SL400H, SL610H PRO, T26P, T28P and the T38G.

The last of the Cisco SPA 9 series

<br />SPA 924
For a while now the Cisco / Linksys SPA 9 series range of phones have been end of life, we made sure we stocked up on a few of your favourites. But we now only have 5 SPA942s left and then that’s it!

Below is a chart to remind you of our recommended replacement products:

Discontinued products Recommended replacements
Cisco SPA-901 Cisco SPA-301G
Cisco SPA-921 Cisco SPA-303G
Cisco SPA-922 Cisco SPA-502G
Cisco SPA-941 Cisco SPA-303G
Cisco SPA-942 Cisco SPA-504G
Cisco SPA-962 Cisco SPA-525G2

As these are not direct replacements some of the features may vary. Please check out the product information pages to make sure the items have all the features you need.

Cisco Small Business Phones and LDAP directory

Cisco Small Business phones (the SPA-3xx and SPA-5xx ranges) support central address books using LDAP.

The settings are notoriously difficult for people unfamiliar with LDAP to get right. Here is my example using an OpenLDAP server:

Cisco LDAP settings screenshot

So in my LDAP tree I’m using sn for surname and cn for first name.

Set up with Microsoft Active Directory shouldn’t be too much different from this but the exact settings will just depend on your AD structure.

Recommended replacement products

Recently we have added lots of new items to our product portfolio but have also had to say goodbye to some old ones too.

A lot of the items do not have a direct replacement from the manufacturers, so here is a guide to our recommended replacements:

Discontinued products Recommended replacements
Gigaset C47 Gigaset C59H
Gigaset C475IP Gigaset C59H and Gigaset N300 AIP
Gigaset S68 Gigaset S79H
Gigaset S685IP Gigaset S79H and Gigaset N300 AIP
Gigaset HC450 ProTalk SIP doorphones
Cisco SPA-901 Cisco SPA-301G
Cisco SPA-921 Cisco SPA-303G
Cisco SPA-922 Cisco SPA-502G
Cisco SPA-941 Cisco SPA-303G
Cisco SPA-942 Cisco SPA-504G
Cisco SPA-962 Cisco SPA-525G2
Cisco SPA-525G Cisco SPA-525G2
snom M3 snom M9*

As these are not direct replacements some of the features may vary. Please check out the product information pages to make sure the items have all the features you need.

* Please note the snom M9 handset is not fully compatible with the snom M3 base and vice versa

Door Entry on Cisco Call Manager

If you are planning to use a protalk door entry system with Cisco call manager, then you may be interested in this.

Lionel Carter from Norisco Limited (a reseller in London) had this to say:

I got it all set up on our Cisco Call Manager. Pretty simple really, all works fine. Hopefully will get it installed into the new office next week when we have access to the existing latch mechanism.