Panasonic

Panasonic KX-TG1613JTH Cordless Phone Trio LCD Display

Three-handset DECT cordless phone system with 50-number phonebook, caller ID, and eco power-saving mode for home or small office use.

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Overview

Stay Connected with the PANASONIC KXTG1613JTH Cordless Trio

Introducing the PANASONIC KXTG1613JTH Cordless Trio, a reliable and convenient communication solution for your home or office. Featuring a memory for 50 numbers and a clear LCD display, this cordless phone system ensures you stay connected with ease. Enjoy multi-language support and a host of useful features in a sleek black design.

  • Type: DECT
  • Base dimensions: 90 x 100 x 50 mm
  • Handset dimensions: 49 x 30 x 159 mm
  • Main unit weight: 100 g
  • Handset weight: 130 g
  • Phone book memory: 50 entries
  • Wall mounting: Yes
  • Display: Multi-language LCD
  • Features: Time & Date display, Ringer volume control, Distinctive ringing, Caller ID, Eco Power Saving Mode
  • Languages: German, English, Greek, French, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish
  • Color: Black

Frequently Asked Questions

Three handsets are included — one base unit with a handset and two additional handsets, allowing you to place phones in multiple rooms without buying extras.
DECT phones typically provide up to 50 meters indoors and 300 meters outdoors, though walls and interference can reduce the effective range in your specific environment.
Yes. It includes caller ID functionality, displaying incoming caller information on the LCD screen, provided your phone service supports caller ID.
Yes. The base unit supports wall mounting, which is useful for kitchens, workshops, or offices where desk space is limited.
Eco mode reduces the transmission power between the base and handsets when they are close together, lowering energy consumption during standby and calls made near the base station.