Description
The Yealink W80 is a DECT multi-cell system for organizations that need cordless coverage beyond the reach of a single base station. It is built from two parts sold on this page: the W80B base station, which provides the radio coverage handsets connect to, and the W80DM DECT Manager, where you configure and manage the whole system. One system supports up to 30 base stations, 100 handsets and 100 simultaneous calls, with call handover and roaming as staff move between bases.
Key features
- How the system fits together: A W80 system needs a W80DM DECT Manager plus W80B base stations. You configure and manage the entire multi-cell system from the DECT Manager's web portal, and add W80B bases to cover each area of your site.
- Scales to 30 bases: Up to 30 base stations, 100 handsets, 100 SIP accounts and 100 simultaneous calls per system. Each base carries up to 8 wideband calls (4 active handsets) or 8 narrowband calls.
- Handover and roaming: Bases sync over the air, so calls continue as users walk from one base's coverage zone to the next.
- Base backup: If the Level 1 base goes offline, another base takes over as the backup Level 1 base within one minute, so the system keeps running.
- Simple setup: On a multicast network the system builds itself once bases are powered and connected. On non-multicast networks, enter the DECT Manager's IP address in each base's web interface. The Yealink Deployment ToolKit helps plan base locations.
- Handset updates without downtime: No Perception Upgrade updates W73H, W78H, W57R and W59R handsets within two minutes while they stay in normal use.
- Wide device support: Works with W56H, W53H, W57R, W59R, W73H, W78H, CP930W, CP935W and DD Phone, and supports WH62/WH63 DECT headset registration.
Specifications
| Variants | W80B base station (radio coverage); W80DM DECT Manager (system configuration and management) |
|---|---|
| System capacity | Up to 30 base stations, 100 handsets, 100 SIP (VoIP) accounts, 100 simultaneous calls |
| Calls per base | Up to 8 wideband (4 active handsets) or 8 narrowband calls |
| Calls per handset | Up to 2 simultaneous calls |
| Range (per base) | 20-50 m (66-164 ft) indoors (ideal distance 50 m); 300 m (984 ft) outdoors (in ideal conditions) |
| Compatible handsets | W56H/W53H (firmware x.85.0.45 or later), W73H (116.85.0.25+), W78H (16.85.0.5+), W59R (115.85.0.45+), W57R (118.85.0.5+), CP930W (87.85.0.45+), CP935W (149.86.0.10+), T54W+DD10K (96.85.0.95+), DD Phone (66.84.0.115+); WH62/WH63 headsets |
| Network | 1 x RJ45 10/100M Ethernet port; IPv6; VLAN (802.1Q/802.1P), 802.1x, LLDP; static/DHCP |
| Power | PoE (IEEE 802.3af, Class 1) or external AC adapter (100-240V in, DC 5V/1.2A out; adapter optional) |
| Security | DECT encryption; TLS 1.0/1.2, SRTP, HTTPS, OpenVPN, AES-encrypted configuration |
| Directories | Local phonebook up to 100 entries per handset; remote, LDAP and XML phonebook; Xsi directory; BroadSoft directory and call log |
| Management | Web portal on the DECT Manager; auto-provisioning via TFTP/FTP/HTTP/HTTPS/RPS with PnP; OTA handset upgrade |
| Mounting | Wall mountable |
| Dimensions and color | 130 mm x 100 mm x 25.1 mm; Pearl White |
| DECT frequency | 1920-1930 MHz (US) |
| Operating temperature | -10 to +45°C (+14 to 113°F) |
| Part numbers | W80B (W80B Base Station); W80DM (W80DM DECT Manager) |
In the box
W80DM or W80B (depending on variant); Expansion Screws; Quick Start Guide; Power Adapter (optional)
Download the Yealink W80 datasheet (PDF)
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Specs
| Handset screen | Not applicable: no handset |
|---|---|
| Handsets and SIP accounts | Up to 30 bases, 100 handsets, 100 SIP accounts |
| Range indoor/outdoor | Per base: 66 to 164 ft (20 to 50 m) / 984 ft (300 m) |
| Talk and standby time | Not applicable: no handset |
| Rugged rating | Not applicable: base |
| Headset connection | Registers Yealink WH62 and WH63 DECT headsets |
| Base power | PoE 802.3af; 5 V adapter optional |
| In the box | One W80B base or W80DM manager; adapter optional; no handset |
Specs are Yealink's, from its current data sheets. Systems show the handset in the box. Range and battery figures are Yealink's "in ideal conditions" numbers, and some handsets list two figures for different hardware versions (V0 to V4). "None listed" means the data sheet names no such feature. Compare all W Series models
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