DECT Handset

The Grandstream DP722 is a DECT cordless HD telephone handset designed to give staff freedom to answer calls away from their desks when paired with a compatible Grandstream base station. Its main advantage is up to 20 hours of talk time and cordless coverage through a compatible DECT base station. It offers a practical communication solution for business buyers, telecoms installers and system integrators.

Reliable business communication

When used with a suitable Grandstream DECT base, the handset can help teams remain reachable while moving around a site. Actual radio coverage depends on building layout and the base station installed. This makes the DP722 a useful option for organisations that want reliable daily communications without an unnecessarily complicated user experience.

Connectivity and integration

The handset works through compatible Grandstream DECT VoIP base stations. With a DP752 or DP755, the stated outdoor range is up to 350 metres; indoor range is up to 50 metres. Available lines and SIP accounts depend on the selected base. For integrators, these connections make it easier to choose a phone that fits the available site infrastructure and the wider voice system.

Installer-friendly operation and management

A 1.8-inch colour display, programmable soft keys and a configurable push-to-talk button make everyday operation straightforward. Over-the-air updates help administrators maintain deployed handsets. Planning the network, power requirements and any associated equipment at the outset helps keep installation efficient and makes handover easier for customers.

Typical applications

The Grandstream DP722 is suitable for shops, offices, warehouses, hospitality sites and facilities teams. The combination of its calling functions and model-specific connectivity can help businesses choose equipment that matches how their staff work.

A practical choice for business communications

For CIE customers seeking a Grandstream DP722 DECT cordless HD telephone handset, this model provides a clear balance of usability and day-to-day communication features. Check the base station, network supply or other installation requirements where applicable.