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Cetis eNewsletter
February 2019

Cetis hotel phone design options.

Choose from 14 distinct Cetis hotel phone design families.

Cetis offers the hospitality industry's most complete line of hotel phones, designed to complement your hotel branding and room decor.

Teledex D Series, Diamond Series, E Series, I Series, M Series, Nugget Series, Opal Series (7)
TeleMatrix 9600/3300 Series, 3100 Series, Retro Series (3)
Scitec Aegis-08 Series, Emergency Series, 2500 Series, H3000 Series (4)

Click here to browse designs, here to request a consultation, or here to request a quotation for your next renovation or new construction project.

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Be prepared. Don't let this happen to you.

For all chain scale requirements, we recommend that you follow telephone brand standard guidelines, and also maintain an inventory of at least 10% spare phones. Review the chart for room/case recommendations. Click here to order your Teledex, TeleMatrix, or Scitec hotel phones.

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A history of Cetis branding.

Click to view a brief capsule history of Cetis branding.

Formed through the 2006 merger of Scitec and TeleMatrix, and the 2009 acquisition of Teledex assets, Cetis designs and manufactures analog and VoIP hotel phones. In 1982 we introduced the ﬁrst Teledex brand hotel phones with programmable guest service keys and a customizable faceplate area. Teledex Diamond Series hotel phones, which continue to be recognized as the most popular hotel phones in the world. Since 1982, hundreds of Cetis channel partners have installed more than 30 million Cetis phones globally.

Brand your brand.

Reinforce your hotel branding and décor with colorful TeleMatrix telephones.

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Available with 7 optional standard or custom telephone handset accent colors, TeleMatrix 9600 Series cordless, and 3300 Series corded hotel phones add color to any guest room. Still the most popular cordless hotel phones in the world, 9600 Series has a proven record of rugged dependability, complemented by a rich feature set, including AutoSync handset pairing, multiple handset kit options, OneTouch® message retrieval, and optional battery backup. Available in single and two-line analog or VoIP cordless configurations. Choose single or two-line analog or VoIP cordless or corded configurations with PassThrough RJ45 Ethernet port, patented OneTouch voice mail technology, and matching 3300TRM or 3300IP-TRM trim line phones for bathroom and common area applications. Click here for product details, or here to request a quotation.

Are your room phones out-of-date?

Six signs that your room phones are out-of-date.

Hotel guests have increasingly rigorous standards when choosing a place to stay during travel. In fact, with the advent of alternative lodging options, today's traveler may have even higher expectations when they are choosing a hotel. Both business and personal travelers have come to expect that even the most inexpensive hotels should offer what they consider standard amenities like free wifi, and may also expect the room décor and technology to be as current as possible. Unfortunately, some hotels have equipped their rooms with flat screen tvs, modern furniture, and updated appliances, but have often skipped updating the room phone. Yes, it may be tough to decide when is the right time to update the room phone, but hopefully we have highlighted early trouble signs to help prevent guest complaints and dissatisfaction that could lead to decreased bookings. Click here to request a quotation for your guest room renovation.

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Sign #1: Discoloration - Is your guest room telephone the oldest thing in the room? If not, does it still look like the oldest thing in the room?
Sign #2: Tangled Cords - A dirty, discolored old room phone with a tangled handset cord is bound to lead to frustrated guests, and perhaps a failed inspection, and negative social reviews.
Sign #3: Malfunctioning LED Lamps - Whether they stop lighting up completely, or stop turning off when the indicated feature is deactivated, a malfunctioning LED light in the guest room is an inconvenience to the guest as well as the hotel staff.
Sign #4: Worn Buttons - Due to repeated use and cleaning, printed numerical buttons on a room phone may begin to wear over time.
Sign #5: Faceplate Corrections or Edits - If the information is no longer correct or the faceplate has been defaced, your guest could be required to waste a trip down to the front desk with questions or complaints.
Sign #6: Stains - Phones get spilled on, sneezed on, and even colored on by guests...which can cause them to stick out as one of the most unsanitary appliances in the room.

Tune in to the Cetis blog.

Click here to visit and bookmark the Cetis blog page. Keep up-to-date on emerging Cetis news, features, white papers, books, brand standards, product announcements, trade show activities, industry developments, and much more. Have limited time to read? Browse the Cetis blog library by archive date, or quickly research and select articles from our growing database of nearly 100 hotel phone and hospitality industry category titles conveniently displays along the right column of the blog.

Visit with us on LiveChat.

Did you know that you can receive online assistance with product, pricing, support of Cetis hotel phones? The Cetis Account Manager team is here to help you with any hotel phone-related questions that you may have – before, during, or after your purchase. You may find the LiveChat feature on the lower right side of our Cetis, Teledex, TeleMatrix, and Scitec websites. We look forward to chatting with you!

Cetis eNewsletterFebruary 2019