DECT telephone Gigaset CE575HX Caller ID Silver Wireless handset

The Gigaset CE575HX Caller ID Silver Wireless handset is a DECT cordless telephone handset designed for use with compatible base stations. It features a 5.59 cm colour display that shows call information and menu options, and a phonebook capacity for up to 200 contacts. With a compact silver design and support for standard DECT technology, the handset extends indoor communication up to approximately 50 metres and outdoor coverage up to approximately 300 metres under optimal conditions.

Advantages

The handset provides clear caller identification on a mid-size display, a sizable phonebook for contact management, and reliable DECT wireless connectivity for voice calls. Its cordless form factor allows flexible placement around the home or office while maintaining secure digital link quality and power-efficient operation for extended standby and talk times.

Suitable for

• Home use for managing incoming calls and contacts
• Small office environments requiring additional handsets
• Users who need a separate cordless handset with caller ID support
• Locations seeking reliable indoor and outdoor DECT range

Key specifications

• Display size: 5.59 cm colour screen
• Phonebook capacity: up to 200 entries
• Wireless technology: DECT
• Indoor range: up to 50 m (typical)
• Outdoor range: up to 300 m (typical)
• Form factor: cordless handset, silver finish

How to use

Pair the handset with a compatible DECT base station following the manufacturer's pairing procedure. Use the on-screen menu to access the phonebook, call lists, and caller ID information. Place the handset on its charging cradle to recharge the battery when not in use. Adjust ringer volume and display settings through the handset menu to suit your environment.

Recommendations

For best performance, position the base station in a central, elevated location to maximise indoor coverage. Keep the handset firmware up to date if updates are available from the base station or manufacturer. Avoid placing the base station near large metal objects or devices that may cause radio interference.