On Hold Equipment
Our latest On Hold players provide excellent sound quality as well as fantastic flexibility, allowing for numerous updating options. Once connected, your system will run flawlessly for many years to come.
Flash Drive On Hold System
Simply connect this commercial grade player for continuous on hold playback.
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| Suitable for businesses that | Would like to continuously play an extensive catalogue of pre-recorded audio content for telephone on hold or other retail / point of sale applications. |
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| Dimensions | L = 19 cm x W = 11 cm x H = 3cm |
| Technical Requirements | Providing your business phone system has the ability to place callers on hold and / or currently has an audio device (such a radio) connected onhold then your business is fully compatible. Our Flash Drive On Hold System simply needs to be connected, switched on and it will run continuously without fail. |
Software On Hold System
Our Software On Hold system plays your on hold messages and music from an existing office MS Windows computer. The software runs in the background, while still allowing the computer to be used for other functions.
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| Suitable for businesses that | Require timely and immediate control over each on hold message and music track and / or foresee the need for more frequent content updates. |
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| Technical Requirements | The Software On Hold System operates following installation on a Microsoft Windows based computer, with the sound card permanently connected to the Phone System. The Phone System is defined as the central PBX / PABX control box where all individual phones connect into. Ideally the computer that will be running the software should be located within 4 metres of the Phone System PBX. If the distance is longer, a cabler or electrician may be required to carefully run the audio cord. The Phone System must also be on hold compatible with a Line Isolation Unit. If the Line Isolation Unit doesn’t exist, this can easily be installed for most phone systems during a standard call out service by the customers preferred phone technician. |



