HappyTalk II cordless phone boosts volume,
is hearing aid compatible, has big lighted buttons.
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A great idea, long overdue. No ugly "wall wart" transformer on the wall.

Many phones -- cordless and corded -- require a power transformer to step down 110 volts to a lower voltage.

This is no big deal, if the transformer can be hidden behind a desk, but if you're hanging a beautiful phone on a beautiful wall, you're in trouble.

We now have a great solution.

Our PowerJack provides both a phone connection, for one or two lines, or even two lines plus intercom, and POWER, without a visible transformer.

Your phone goes on a normal-looking wall jack, and the integral transformer is behind the jack, inside the junction box; and you achieve esthetic harmony...and maybe even marital bliss.

The transfomer provides the proper low-voltage power for virtually any phone, answerer or phone accessory.

There are no more ugly dangling cords and bulky transformers.

The PowerJack installs in a standard wall box, and is the same size as standard wall-mounting phone jacks.

All the wires tuck neatly behind the phone for a streamlined look.

You can select the appropriate power from 7 to 12V DC, and easily use one of six universal adapter plugs to fit your phone or device. Current rating is up to 500mA.

It is perfect for new construction or remodeling, and can be retrofitted to existing installations. The transformer has pigtail leads, and wire nuts are included to make easy connection to the AC power wiring. You also get a protective plastic sleeve to cover the phone wiring if it has to pass though the wall box, as required by the National Electric Code.

• Regulated output voltage keeps the power stable at any point along the input voltage range (96 to 135V AC). • Over-current, over-temperature and short-circuit protection provide safety and reliability. • High-efficiency and low stand-by mode power dissipation. The typical steady state (with load) power consumption is 8.5 @ 74% efficiency. Typical standby mode (no load) power dissipation is 0.12W.