Snom M90 DECT Handset for Clinical Environments

The Snom M90 is a DECT handset designed specifically for hospitals, care homes and any environment where cleanliness and hygiene come first. Its special antibacterial housing — tested to JIS-Z801 — is easy to clean and offers no breeding ground for bacteria and viruses, so it can be shared across shifts with confidence.

Clinical life is hard on equipment, and the M90 is built for it: IP65 certification keeps out splashes and dust, and falls of up to two metres will not damage the handset. At just 130 g it is light enough to carry through a long shift, and with up to 12 hours of talk time it works right through the day without interruption.

Pair it with a Snom DECT base — on a multicell Snom M900 system, staff roam wards, floors and buildings with seamless handover. For general-purpose rugged use outside clinical settings, see the Snom M80.

Key features

• Antibacterial housing tested to JIS-Z801 — easy to clean, hostile to bacteria and viruses.
• IP65 certified — splash and dust resistant for repeated cleaning and busy wards.
• Survives 2-metre falls without damage.
• Light 130 g design that is easy to carry and easy to use.
• Up to 12 hours of talk time — a full shift and more between charges.
• USB charging — cradle plus mains adapter with EU, US and UK clips included.

Works with

• Snom M900 DECT multicell base station
• Snom M80 — rugged IP65 handset for non-clinical areas
• All DECT cordless
• IP desk phones

Frequently asked questions

What makes the M90 suitable for clinical environments?

Its antibacterial housing, tested according to JIS-Z801, is easy to clean and provides no breeding ground for bacteria and viruses — exactly what hospitals, homes and hygiene-critical workplaces need from shared equipment.

Can it cope with cleaning and knocks?

Yes — the M90 is IP65 certified against splash water and dust, and falls from up to two metres will not damage it.

Does it need a base station?

Yes, it registers to a Snom DECT base station. In larger facilities a multicell M900 system lets staff roam between wards and floors with seamless handover.

How long does the battery last?

Up to 12 hours of talk time from the 1100 mAh Li-ion battery, so it can be used throughout the day without interruption.

Equipping a clinical site? Call 0333 242 1314 or email sales@clisecure.com and we will size the bases, handsets and coverage before you order.