IP Phone Avaya 3735 Black LCD

The Avaya 3735 Black LCD is an IP DECT wireless handset designed for professional environments. It features enterprise-grade telephony, a 2" LCD display, Bluetooth connectivity, and a personal alarm button. The handset supports up to 20 hours of talk time and up to 235 hours of standby time, with a quick battery recharge of approximately 4 hours. With a 250-entry phonebook and support for 19 languages, the device is suited to busy workplaces and lone-worker scenarios.

Advantages

The Avaya 3735 offers advanced messaging capabilities for interaction with people and automated equipment, DECT-based location reporting to notify colleagues of the handset’s location, and a configurable alarm button for duress calls. The handset’s Lithium Polymer battery provides extended talk and standby times, while Bluetooth and a clear 2" LCD support flexible communication and caller identification.

Suitable for

• Lone workers who require location reporting and a personal alarm
• Office and industrial environments needing enterprise telephony and messaging
• Teams that use automated systems and require advanced messaging integration
• Environments where battery life and quick recharge are important

Key specifications

• Model: Avaya 3735 Black LCD (MPN: 700513192)
• Display: 2" LCD
• Connectivity: IP DECT, Bluetooth
• Phonebook capacity: 250 entries
• Languages supported: 19
• Talk time: up to 20 hours
• Standby time: up to 235 hours
• Battery technology: Lithium Polymer, recharge time ~4 hours
• Speakerphone: Yes
• Caller ID: Yes
• Weight: 0.113 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Charge the handset fully before first use (approximately 4 hours). Register the handset to an IP DECT base station according to your system administrator’s instructions. Use the phonebook to store up to 250 contacts and enable Bluetooth pairing for compatible devices. Configure the alarm button and DECT location reporting through the base station or management console to ensure duress calls and location notifications operate as required.

Recommendations

For lone-worker deployments, verify location reporting and alarm call configuration during setup and test periodically. Maintain regular charging cycles and follow your organisation’s procedures for emergency calls and handset management.