[TriLUG] telephone system advice

[Roger via TriLUG]

My Panasonic cordless phone handles six phones. If two lines are sufficient at one location, one can buy a two line wired phone. Threes extra line is carried on an unused wire in three multi-wire cable that is common in wired installations. A second, two, line phone could be used at another location, etc.
--
Roger Broseus

(Please excuse tiepos induzed by the droided predictive text tool.)

On May 24, 2016 10:47:34 AM EDT, James Jones via TriLUG <trilug at trilug.org> wrote:
>Some of you most likely have experience with small office telephone
>systems
>and hopefully can steer me in the right direction.
>
>Our church has gone 15 years without a true office. We have purchased a
>home next to our church which will become our office complex. I need to
>install some sort of telephone system with 2 trunk lines and at least 5
>telephone locations.
>
>Every time I google for information, all I seem to get is sales
>locations
>that want a ton of information and most appear to be sites that provide
>this information to others that would be calling me.
>
>I prefer to read about systems, then call a possible provider with
>questions.
>
>Are there any good locations for just reviewing specs of equipment,
>technical reviews of such equipment?
>
>Hopefully, there has to be at least one trilugger is involved in
>telephone
>service who can steer me in the right direction on this.
>
>-- 
>Jc Jones
>Blogs -
>http://www.wendellgeek.com/weblog/
>http://www.wendellgeek.com/kixtech/
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