Telrad 79-200-0000/7 Digital Key-bx Electronic Telephone Standard Set DAP

Telrad 79-200-0000/7 Digital Key-bx Electronic Telephone Standard Set DAP

The Telrad 79-200-0000/7 is a digital business desk telephone designed exclusively for use with the Telrad Digital Key-bx telephone system. Catalogued as the Standard Set (DAP), it features 16 programmable buttons with dual-color LEDs for line and feature status at a glance, a built-in LCD display for caller information and system prompts, and a full-duplex speakerphone for hands-free operation. Off-hook voice announce allows incoming intercom calls to be heard through the speaker without lifting the handset.

Specifications & What's Included

• Manufacturer: Telrad Telephone Equipment
• Catalog / Part Number: 79-200-0000/7
• Set Type: Standard Set (DAP)
• System Compatibility: Telrad Digital Key-bx system only
• Programmable Buttons: 16, each with dual-color LED indicators
• Display: LCD display panel (upper section of phone face)
• Speakerphone: Full speakerphone capability
• Off-Hook Voice Announce (OHVA): Yes
• Function Keys: MSG, DND, MUTE, SPKR, HOLD, FLASH, FEAT, PICK UP / XFR/CNF, BFD/PROG, REDIAL/PAUSE, HOLD, LO/HI volume
• Dial Pad: Standard 12-key alphanumeric keypad
• Color: Black
• Country of Manufacture: Israel
• UL Listed: Yes (UL 3E77)
• Includes: Telephone handset with coiled cord

Applications

The Telrad Digital Key-bx is a key telephone system (KTS) platform developed by Telrad Telecommunications of Israel, a company that built a significant presence in the North American business telephone market through the 1980s and 1990s. Key telephone systems of this type served small-to-medium businesses as an alternative to full PBX installations, allowing multiple users to share outside lines and handle intercom calls from a centralized system without a dedicated switchboard operator. The 79-200-0000/7 Standard Set is a station-side telephone that connects directly to the Key-bx system cabinet; it is proprietary and will not function as a standalone analog telephone or on a different manufacturer's key system. These phones remain in use today at businesses that maintain legacy Telrad Key-bx infrastructure, and are commonly sought as replacement sets for existing installations. They are also collected by enthusiasts of classic business telephone equipment from this era.