Grandstream DP760 Long-Range Wideband DECT Repeater

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Grandstream DP760 Long-Range Wideband DECT Repeater

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Grandstream DP760 Long-Range Wideband DECT Repeater

About this product

The DP760 is a powerful wideband DECT repeater that extends an additional range of 300 meters outdoors and 50 meters indoors, providing users with the freedom to move around their home or work space. It relays up to 2 concurrent HD calls and features:
• Automatic or manual association to DP750/DP752 base stations for easy use
• Support for Plug-n-Play features like auto association, auto region detection, and seamless call handover
• Automated provisioning options including XML config files
• Ethernet connection with PoE features
• 5 LED indicators for power, network, association, activity, and DECT signal strength
• Reset button and dissociation button
• One 10/100 Mbps auto-sensing Ethernet port with integrated PoE

Weight: 1 lbs
Dimensions: 8 × 7 × 3 in
Brand: Grandstream
Phone Type: DECT
More product details
The Grandstream DP760 is a DECT repeater designed to extend the coverage of a compatible Grandstream DECT base station, such as the DP750 or DP752. It is a good fit for offices, warehouses, or retail spaces where cordless handsets need to stay connected across a larger area than a single base station can cover. The 300-meter outdoor range and 50-meter indoor range are typical for a DECT repeater, but actual performance will depend on building materials and layout—concrete and steel can significantly reduce indoor range. It supports up to two concurrent HD calls, which is a practical limit for small to medium deployments; if you need more simultaneous calls, you may need additional repeaters or base stations. The DP760 is powered via PoE, so it is easy to place near a network switch without needing a nearby power outlet, but it does require an Ethernet connection to the network. It is not a standalone phone system—it must be paired with a Grandstream DECT base station, and it is best suited for environments where a few extra meters of cordless coverage make the difference between a dropped call and a clear conversation.