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X306 big-button IP phone — Wi-Fi 6 and Braille keys for care rooms

The second big-button model in the range: the same Braille digit keys and four customisable big keys, with Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.0 and PoE support.

3.5-inch (320×240) colour LCD with HD audio, G.722 and Opus
Ten digit keys with Braille dots
Four programmable big keys that support custom images
Works with the KT 1x/2x/3x wireless and wired emergency buttons to call the host
Built-in 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi with Wi-Fi 6, and Bluetooth 5.0
PoE power over the network cable; hearing-aid compatible handset

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X306 big-button IP phone with a 3.5-inch colour LCD, Braille digit keys and four programmable big keys

Big keys that can be pictured

The X306 is built on the same idea as the X305: the keypad is the interface. Where this model differs is in the key labelling — the four big keys are programmable and take custom images — and in its wireless set.

Four programmable big keys supporting custom images
Ten digit keys with Braille dots
HD audio with a volume-adjust key, G.722 and Opus
Hearing Aid Compatible (HAC) handset

Emergency buttons on the same phone

The X306 is documented with the range emergency buttons: the KT 1x/2x/3x series of wireless and wired buttons call the host through this phone.

KT 1x/2x/3x series buttons supported
Wireless and wired emergency call buttons
Calls are placed to the host from a single press of the button

The X306 does not document a dedicated HELP key of its own; its emergency call route is the paired KT button.

Wired, wireless or both

PoE support, so the phone can run on the network cable alone
Built-in 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi with Wi-Fi 6
Bluetooth 5.0 built in

SIP line count, Ethernet port speed, dimensions, weight, colour and protection rating are not stated for the X306, so we do not publish them.

Where it fits on site

Care room with a desk set

A big-key phone for residents who use a keypad by touch, with the keys labelled by picture.

Room with a wireless or wired button

The KT 1x/2x/3x buttons call the host through the phone from the bed or the wall.

Room with no data point at the desk

Wi-Fi 6 dual-band is built in, and PoE covers the cabled option.

Specifications

Telephony & audio

Screen	3.5-inch (320×240) colour LCD
Digit keys	10, with Braille dots
Big keys	4 programmable, custom images supported
Emergency buttons	KT 1x/2x/3x series supported
Audio	HD audio, G.722 and Opus
Handset	Hearing Aid Compatible (HAC)
SIP lines	Not stated for this model

Network & power

PoE	Supported
Wi-Fi	Built-in 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, Wi-Fi 6
Bluetooth	5.0
Ethernet port speed	Not stated for this model
Dimensions, weight, colour, IP rating	Not stated in the source materials

iSpecifications are taken from the product guide for this range. SIP line count, Ethernet port speed, dimensions, weight, colour and protection rating are not stated for this model; confirm those on the quotation.

Choosing between options

Model	Specifications
KT10	433 MHz · 6–25 m range · Self-powered, no battery · Up to 10 per station
KT30	IP65 · 2 m pull cord · 433 MHz · 6–25 m range
KT31	IP44 · 2 m pull cord · No power needed · Y501 series host
X305	3.5" 320×240 screen · Braille digit keys · 4 speed-dial keys · Dual gigabit + PoE
X306	3.5" 320×240 LCD · Wi-Fi 6 dual-band · Bluetooth 5.0 · Braille digit keys
A308i	7" 1024×600 · 20 SIP lines · 116 DSS keys · 90 dB speaker
A320i	10.1" touchscreen · 20 SIP lines · 116 DSS keys · Up to 100 devices
A330i	Android 14 · 10.1" touchscreen · 116 DSS keys · 8 in / 1 out + RS-485
A308	7" 1024×600 · 5 MP camera · Android 9.0 · Gigabit port

Compatibility boundaries

This model uses standard SIP and the interfaces listed in the specification table. Confirm the PBX, SIP provider or platform against those interface notes before the order; where the documentation does not state a value, the table records it as not stated rather than estimating. PoE, analog port variants, power options and card compatibility are fixed at order time.

Handover, spares and support

Extension plan, provisioning and interface language can be prepared before dispatch. Remote support continues after handover. Spare-part, warranty and service terms are confirmed in the quotation for the models and quantity ordered, so they are not printed as a single figure here.

Where it sits in the system

X305 big-button phone

Compare the two big-button models before choosing the room handset.

KT10 wireless button

The pendant button from the same range.

Nurse console A320i

Where the room calls are answered and logged.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the X305 and the X306?

Both are big-button phones with Braille digit keys and four customisable keys. The X305 is documented with a HELP key and up to 10 KT10 wireless buttons; the X306 is documented with Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.0 and with support for the KT 1x/2x/3x button series. Tell us how the room is used and we will match the model.

Does the X306 support emergency buttons?

Yes. The KT 1x/2x/3x series of wireless and wired emergency buttons is supported, and a button press calls the host.

How is it powered?

PoE is supported, so the phone can run from the network cable. Wi-Fi 6 dual-band and Bluetooth 5.0 are built in for the wireless side.

Which keypad does a visually impaired user get?

The same as the X305: ten digit keys with Braille dots, plus four programmable big keys that accept custom images.

Standards referenced

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