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The average battery life of a cordless telephone is about 1 to 2 years. For some cases it may not be able to charge up within a year. How do I setup my Panasonic IP phone? To access the phone to configure it via the computer, you must enable web access: On the handset, press the menu button, scroll down to and select the toolbox (IP Service), scroll down to and select Network Setting, then scroll down to and select Embedded Web. Select 'On' to open web access for the phone. What is phone line type VOIP? A VoIP phone is a hardware- or software-based telephone designed to use voice over IP (VoIP) technology to send and receive phone calls over an IP network. ... They also have additional performance requirements because phone calls are placed over the internet instead of the legacy public switched telephone network (PSTN). How is VoIP different from regular telephone line? Regular phone systems provide better connectivity for long distance calls as VoIP require internet access for communicating outside your Local Area Network. Regular phone systems receive their power from the telephone exchange whereas VoIP phones require external power supply. Is VoIP better than landline? In terms of features, landlines are no match against VoIP. If you prefer having more control over your calling experience, VoIP telephones are your best bet. With VoIP, you can use your mobile phone, computer, or desk phone to make phone calls; the device only needs a stable Internet connection. We have capability to deliver our service to any part of Kenya at very affordable prices in Nairobi Kenya. For all the best as well as quality Panasonic products, call our Panasonic shop in Nairobi or shop online and have your preferred product delivered to a pick-up location near you anywhere in Kenya. Dayari technologies is one of the leading Panasonic dealers in Nairobi, Kenya and East Africa. We work closely with Panasonic distributors in Kenya to ensure we avail the best prices for Panasonic products. Our products include PBX, switch boards, IP phones, analogue phones, PBX cards