PHILIPS UH200 & UH900

Philips key telephone

Philips offered a very stylish telephone for use with its UH series of motor uniselector PAX's introduced in the late 1960s. The sloping face of the table telephone had a very shallow rake, rather like the standard East German telephones of the time and the whole affair looked  very stylish in a European way. The telephones use Code C signalling, which means they cannot be used with normal exchanges. Only table types seen but there must have been a wall version.

Colours:
Two-tone grey (shades not as warm as on the Tele. 706), possibly others.

Users:
PAX systems only in the UK, also PABX's elsewhere.

The Philips UH200 & UH900 telephone systems were supplied in the UK by Pye Business systems.

This system was a common controlled rotary telephone system. 

Capacity
UH200 - 200 extensions
UH900 - 900 extensions

Introduced around 1970.

Last revised: November 01, 2010