HP Poly CS540A with handset lifter
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HP Poly CS540A with handset lifter
The Poly CS540A headset enhances the flexibility of working in the office. With this kit you can move up to 121 meters from the base. The ability to connect up to four headsets to one base makes collaboration easy. The CS540A's convertible design offers three wearing options: over the ear, over the head and behind the head. DSP digital signal processing ensures natural and clear sound in authentic quality.
Key features of the HP Poly CS540A headset
- Poly CS540A headset for flexibility in the office
- Connect up to four headsets
- Works up to 112 metres from base
- Flexible wearing options
- Clear sound in authentic quality
- Adaptive power system
- Audio band selection
- SoundGuard protection against sound fluctuations
- Battery life 7 hours
- Telephone Interface Cable (TIC) included
Poly CS540A power and bandwidth switching
The adaptive power system automatically switches to low power when the headset is near the base, extending battery life. Choose from narrowband energy-saving wideband audio for high voice quality. SoundGuard protects against acoustic shock and sound fluctuations by limiting sound to below 118 dBA.
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