AT&T 955 4-Line Corded Intercom Speakerphone Caller ID 3-Way Conference HAC

AT&T 955 4-Line Corded Intercom Speakerphone Caller ID 3-Way Conference HAC

The AT&T 955 is a full-featured 4-line corded desk phone with built-in speakerphone and intercom, designed for small business and office environments. It supports up to four simultaneous phone lines and can be expanded into an intercom network of up to 12 stations, making it suitable for multi-room or multi-department deployments. The phone carries HAC (Hearing Aid Compatible) compliance and meets FCC Part 68 and Part 15 requirements.

Specifications & What's Included

• Model: AT&T 955 (HAC)
• Manufacturer: Advanced American Telephones
• Number of lines: 4 (Line 1 – Line 4 dedicated buttons)
• Expandable to: 12 intercom stations
• Jack type: RJ14C/W
• FCC Registration No.: 6BXIND-34501-KH-E
• Ringer Equivalence Number: 0.3B
• HAC compliant: Yes
• Country of manufacture: Indonesia
• UL Listed
• Display: LCD caller ID/directory display on front panel
• Caller ID with CID List button
• Call Waiting indicator
• Message Waiting Indicator
• 3-Way Conferencing
• Built-in Speakerphone
• Intercom with Page function
• Speed dial: SPD 1 through SPD 4
• Function keys: DND, Mute, Flash, Pause, Auto Redial, Hold, Transfer, Headset, Save, Program, New Call, Page All, Directory
• Navigation: 4-way Dial rocker with directional arrows
• Color: Dark charcoal/black
• Form factor: Desktop
• Includes: Phone unit and handset with coiled cord

Applications

The AT&T 955 is a small-business multi-line desk phone from the late 1990s to early 2000s era of analog PBX and key-system telephony. It is designed for offices that need to manage multiple incoming lines at a single workstation without a full PBX system — common in small offices, reception desks, home offices, and retail environments. The 4-line capability lets a user monitor and answer any of four analog phone lines directly from the handset or speakerphone, while the intercom and paging functions allow staff to communicate across up to 12 stations without using an external line. The HAC rating makes it suitable for users with hearing aids. This type of multi-line analog desk phone is still found in small offices and businesses that operate on traditional POTS (plain old telephone service) or analog key-system infrastructure rather than VoIP.