DECT base station Snom M900 — frequency 1.88–1.90 GHz, 10 channels, range up to 300 m, white

Snom M900 is a DECT base station operating in the 1.88–1.90 GHz frequency band, offering 10 radio channels and a maximum outdoor range of up to 300 m. The compact white unit (140 × 35 × 144 mm, 306 g) provides DECT radio connectivity for compatible handsets and integrates with IP telephony systems to support wireless voice communication in small offices, warehouses or on-site environments.

Advantages

The M900 combines compact design with multi-channel DECT connectivity to support reliable wireless voice links. It offers LAN connectivity and synchronization for DECT and network timing, and includes an integrated DECT manager to coordinate multiple base stations and enable seamless handover of active calls. The unit supports TLS encryption for secured signaling and can be used to distribute firmware updates to connected handsets, simplifying maintenance.

Suitable for

• Small offices requiring wireless DECT handsets and IP telephony integration
• Warehouses and light industrial sites needing on-site voice communications
• Multi-floor or multi-room coverage when deployed with additional base stations
• Environments where secure encrypted signaling is required

Key specifications

• Frequency band: 1.88–1.90 GHz
• Number of radio channels: 10
• Maximum outdoor range: up to 300 m
• Dimensions: 140 × 35 × 144 mm
• Weight: 306 g
• Color: white
• Includes integrated DECT manager and DECT/LAN synchronization
• Supports TLS encryption for signaling

How to use

Install the M900 on a stable surface or mount it according to site requirements and connect it to the LAN for power and network access as required by your setup. Register compatible DECT handsets with the base station and configure handover and synchronization settings via the integrated DECT manager. Use the management interface to set up SIP/VoIP integration, encryption settings and to schedule firmware updates for connected handsets.

Usage recommendations

For best coverage, place the base station centrally relative to the intended handset operating area and avoid large metal obstacles between the base station and handsets. When deploying multiple base stations, enable DECT synchronization and the integrated DECT manager to ensure seamless call handover across floors or rooms. Regularly apply firmware updates to handsets and base stations to maintain security and interoperability.