I have two different Panasonic Link2Cell sets (Systems) in my home.
One I purchased about four or five years ago, still going strong, with original batteries. It is a four phone set (4 handsets including the handset that comes with the base).
The other I purchased here at w00t about three years ago. It has five handsets including the phone that comes with the base.
I am not at home so I cannot tell you the model numbers but although the handsets have slightly different key layouts they are essentially the same.
The AAA rechargeable batteries (Ni-MH)
you can purchase at any store. All mine are still going strong even after all these years with all phones always turned on. I have not had to replace any batteries.
The Bluetooth transceivers ARE IN EACH handset AND in the base. I have a rather large home with a basement–total of 3 1/2 levels. From any Panasonic handset I can answer and talk using a Bluetooth signal to and from my mobile phone from any place in my home.
The blocked calls function does not work across the two the different systems, nor does the intercom system work across the two different systems. That may be my fault, as maybe I could try pairing them all to the same “channel” frequency. I have so many phones that does not concern me. I keep at least one phone from the five-set system on each level and in each room where we spend most of our time: master bedroom, home-office, kitchen, family room, and the laundry room in the basement.
Plus, my older systems only except 50 blocked call numbers. I need to keep them on separate channels in order to block more numbers. As it turns out, I can use either system to register a blocked call number, increasing the total capability to 100 numbers. The two slightly different systems do not interfere with each other even though they are on different “channels”. THIS SYSTEM, provides 250 blocked call number registrations–a HUGE PLUS, as the National Do Not Call List is not worth a hoot.
This system is far better in other ways too, such as the Key Detector function.
WHOOPS, I just talked myself into buying another system. I’ll give my older 4 handset system to a nephew or niece. None of them have land lines but they all have cell phones, and these systems are incredibly handy, especially since you can link two different cell phones to them.
