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A Cordless Voice Platform Built Around Real Workplace Movement
Business communication often breaks down when the person responsible for an enquiry is away from a fixed desk. A store manager may be checking stock, a clinic administrator may be moving between reception and records, a hotel supervisor may be coordinating service teams, and a warehouse coordinator may be on the floor when a supplier calls. The Yealink W73P DECT IP Phone System addresses this practical problem by carrying a SIP extension on a lightweight cordless handset while the W70B base station links the DECT environment to the organisation’s IP network.
The package is not simply a consumer cordless telephone. It is a business-oriented IP voice system designed for managed extensions, call transfer, hold, voicemail notification, intercom, paging, three-way conference calling and other everyday telephony functions supported by the connected PBX or hosted SIP service. The base can register up to ten compatible DECT handsets and ten SIP accounts. It can process up to twenty simultaneous calls across the system, with up to two simultaneous calls per handset. This gives a growing office room to assign cordless extensions to several departments without buying a separate base for every user.
The W73H handset uses a 1.8-inch colour display, a straightforward keypad and physical call-control buttons that are familiar to users who prefer a conventional phone experience. HD voice, a full-duplex speakerphone and noise-handling features support clearer conversations, while the 3.5 mm headset connection can help users who need hands-free calling. Battery specifications reach up to 35 hours of talk time and up to 400 hours of standby time in ideal conditions, which can reduce charging interruptions during normal working shifts. Real battery performance will vary with call volume, signal strength, settings, age and operating conditions.
For buyers across Africa, the most important decision is not whether the specification sheet looks attractive, but whether the system fits the site. Wall construction, floor layout, metal shelving, machinery, electrical rooms and other obstacles can affect cordless coverage. The PBX or SIP service must support the planned accounts and features, and the network should provide reliable Ethernet, suitable power and internet quality where hosted calling is used. FourTeck helps organisations review these points, select a sensible handset quantity, identify optional repeaters or accessories and prepare a clearer commercial request before purchase.
Key Business Benefits
The practical value of a DECT system appears in daily workflow rather than in a single headline feature. The following benefits show how the platform can support responsive teams, simpler expansion and more controlled voice deployment.
◆ Keep Mobile Staff Reachable
Cordless extensions allow designated users to answer business calls while moving within the planned DECT area. This can reduce the need to return to a desk, relay messages manually or use personal mobile numbers for routine internal and customer communication.
◆ Expand Without Replacing the Base
A single W70B can register up to ten compatible handsets. A business can begin with the bundled handset and add users as departments grow, subject to call capacity, account planning, coverage and compatibility with the selected endpoint models.
◆ Support Busy Call Periods
System capacity of up to twenty simultaneous calls gives active teams more room for concurrent conversations. The final experience still depends on the PBX, SIP service, internet connection and account configuration, but the base is designed for more than a one-call-at-a-time workflow.
◆ Reduce Daily Charging Disruption
Long rated talk and standby times suit users who spend much of the day away from a desk. A sensible charging routine, spare planning for critical teams and correct handset placement can help keep operational users available across working hours.
◆ Simplify Multi-Device Provisioning
Support for web management, auto-provisioning methods and Yealink deployment services can reduce repeated manual configuration. This is useful when IT teams need consistent account settings, firmware and device policies across branches or multiple handsets.
◆ Protect Voice Administration
Supported security technologies include TLS, SRTP, HTTPS, digest authentication and encrypted configuration options. These features can strengthen a deployment when they are correctly enabled with secure passwords, controlled access and compatible PBX settings.
These benefits are strongest when the phone system is treated as part of the wider network. The base needs reliable connectivity, the switch or adapter must provide suitable power, and the voice platform must be prepared for the required users and call paths. FourTeck can help buyers separate essential items from optional additions so that the quotation reflects the workplace rather than an incomplete equipment list.
Product Highlights in Practical Buying Language
The W73P is positioned as a compact starter system for professional cordless communication. It pairs a capable base with a handset that is easy to carry, straightforward to operate and appropriate for common business calling roles.
10-Handset Architecture
Assign cordless endpoints to reception overflow, management, stores, dispatch or service personnel while keeping one central base for the planned area.
Twenty-Call Processing
The base can support up to twenty simultaneous calls, providing useful headroom for a busy small or medium operation when the connected voice service is configured accordingly.
Extended Coverage Options
Up to six optional RT30 repeaters can extend a suitable single-base design. Site surveying remains important because repeaters do not remove every obstacle or create multi-cell roaming.
Long-Runtime Handset
Rated battery performance reaches up to 35 hours of talk time and 400 hours of standby in ideal conditions, supporting long shifts and mobile routines.
The handset also provides a colour user interface, belt clip, physical transfer and mute controls, full-duplex speakerphone, local and remote directory support, call history and a 3.5 mm headset jack. Exact features available to each user depend on the PBX, SIP provider, firmware and administrator configuration. Buyers replacing an older DECT system should confirm handset compatibility rather than assuming that every Yealink endpoint can be mixed without checking the current compatibility list.
Technical Specifications
Choosing the correct configuration starts with the number of cordless users, but it should not end there. Ten registered handsets do not automatically mean that one base will cover every room or that all users can make any call pattern without limitation. Buyers should map the intended work area, estimate simultaneous conversations, identify the departments that need separate SIP accounts and confirm whether the PBX supports the desired call transfer, directory, voicemail and paging functions.
A compact office may operate well with one centrally placed base. A site with thick walls, several floors or metal storage areas may require repeaters, additional base planning or a multi-cell platform instead. FourTeck can review the requirement and help decide whether the W73P remains the right architecture or whether another Yealink DECT option is more appropriate.
Configuration and Buyer Guidance
A useful quotation should describe the operating requirement, not only request one phone bundle. The checklist below helps procurement and IT teams identify the details that influence system design, accessories and commercial accuracy.
1. Count Users and Calls
List each person or role that needs a handset, then estimate how many conversations may happen at once. Reception overflow, dispatch, management and service teams can create different calling peaks.
2. Identify the Voice Platform
Provide the IP PBX, hosted voice service or SIP provider name. Confirm account credentials, supported codecs, provisioning method and any platform-specific firmware requirement before deployment.
3. Map the Building
Share floors, room layout, construction materials and areas where users must remain connected. A simple sketch can be more valuable than relying on ideal range figures.
4. Check Network and Power
Confirm Ethernet availability, voice VLAN design, PoE budget, router stability, firewall settings and UPS protection for the base, network switch, PBX and internet equipment.
5. Plan Accessories
Decide whether users need extra W73H handsets, repeaters, headsets, spare chargers, wall mounting, network cables or power adapters. Confirm compatibility and quantities before the purchase order.
6. Define Support Ownership
Clarify who will configure SIP accounts, test coverage, train users, maintain firmware and handle future changes. This prevents gaps between equipment delivery and working service.
Future growth also matters. A buyer expecting two additional departments next year should include that expansion in the initial account and coverage plan. It may be more efficient to reserve capacity, standardise handset models and document extension assignments from the beginning. Warranty expectations should be discussed with the exact supply route, because coverage terms can differ by region and seller. FourTeck can help consolidate these technical and commercial details into a quote request that is easier for procurement, finance and IT teams to review.
Ideal Business Use Cases
The W73P is most useful where people move inside a defined site but still need the identity, transfer controls and manageability of the business phone system. The following examples show how the product can fit real operating patterns.
Offices and Branch Teams
Managers, administrative staff and shared-service users can take extension calls between desks, meeting rooms, document areas and reception without exposing personal mobile numbers.
Hotels and Hospitality
Operational supervisors, maintenance coordinators and service desks can remain reachable across assigned areas. Larger properties should plan coverage by floor and consider whether a multi-cell system is more appropriate.
Clinics and Healthcare Administration
Reception, records, pharmacy administration and support personnel can coordinate calls while moving between service points. The handset should be included in the site’s cleaning and device-control procedures.
Retail and Showrooms
Store managers and stock coordinators can answer suppliers, customer enquiries and internal calls from the sales floor or back office while keeping one business extension.
Warehouses and Light Industrial Sites
Dispatch, receiving and supervisors can benefit from cordless voice, provided the site is not so harsh that a rugged handset is required. Metal racks and machinery make coverage testing especially important.
Schools and Training Centres
Administration, operations and support staff can use cordless extensions within an office block or defined campus zone. Multi-building sites should not assume one base can cover every area.
The system can also support professional services firms, government offices, banks, non-profit organisations, repair centres and customer-facing departments. Suitability depends on the environment. A compact handset is appropriate for ordinary business movement, but a rugged model may be safer where devices are frequently dropped or exposed to dust, moisture or hard impacts. Equally, a single-base design is efficient for a manageable coverage zone, while a large facility that needs seamless roaming may require Yealink W80 or W90 multi-cell planning. FourTeck can help distinguish these cases before the buyer commits to the wrong architecture.
Yealink W73P Call Capacity and Scalable Handset Design
Capacity determines whether a cordless system remains useful after the first user is added. The W70B base supports up to ten compatible handsets and ten SIP accounts, giving small and medium teams a structured route from one bundled extension to a broader departmental deployment. A business might begin with reception and a supervisor, then add handsets for stores, dispatch, management or service personnel. Because the base can support up to twenty simultaneous calls, it offers considerably more system headroom than a domestic cordless phone designed around one or two lines.
This capacity should still be planned carefully. Each handset can handle up to two simultaneous calls, and the PBX or hosted service must supply the required accounts, channels, call routing and licensing. A site with ten registered users may rarely need twenty concurrent external calls, while a busy service organisation may create peaks that require detailed call-flow design. Buyers should define who receives the main number, who needs direct inward dialling, how overflow calls are handled and whether departments share accounts or use individual extensions.
Scalability also includes the physical environment. Adding handsets does not expand coverage by itself. Every endpoint still depends on the same radio footprint unless repeaters or another base architecture is introduced. FourTeck can help buyers separate user expansion from coverage expansion, check whether the intended handset family is compatible and identify when a multi-cell design should replace a single-base plan. That guidance protects the investment by aligning capacity with actual call behaviour and building layout.
Yealink W73P Voice Quality, Battery Life and User Comfort
A cordless business phone must remain comfortable and understandable across repeated daily calls. The W73H handset combines HD voice support, a full-duplex speakerphone and flexible noise reduction with a compact physical design. The keypad uses distinct call, transfer, mute and navigation controls, allowing users to handle routine functions without depending on a touch screen. A 1.8-inch colour display presents call information, menus, directories and status indicators in a familiar format.
The handset’s rated battery performance reaches up to 35 hours of talk time and up to 400 hours of standby time under ideal conditions. This can suit long shifts, shared operational roles and users who may not return to the charger after every conversation. Real runtime will depend on signal strength, screen activity, call volume, battery condition and environmental factors. Critical teams should adopt a charging routine and consider how service continues if a handset is left uncharged, damaged or misplaced.
Voice quality also depends on the network. HD codecs deliver their benefit only when supported end to end, and congestion, packet loss, poor internet routing or unsuitable firewall settings can still affect a call. The 3.5 mm headset jack gives users another option for hands-free work, but buyers should verify connector compatibility and whether remote call control is required. FourTeck can help connect the handset choice with network readiness, accessory selection and the daily working pattern of the intended users.
Yealink W73P Provisioning, Security and IT Management
One handset can be configured manually, but branch deployments and larger user groups benefit from a repeatable process. The W73P supports web-based administration and provisioning through TFTP, FTP, HTTP and HTTPS, together with Yealink’s Redirection and Provisioning Service and boot mechanisms. Handset firmware can be upgraded over the air. These capabilities can help IT teams apply account settings, directories, time configuration, security policies and firmware more consistently.
Management features do not remove the need for governance. Administrator credentials should be controlled, default passwords changed, device access limited to trusted networks and configuration backups protected. Firmware should be tested against the PBX or hosted platform before broad rollout, particularly where provider certification matters. A documented list of base stations, handset assignments, MAC addresses, extensions and firmware versions makes future support easier.
Supported protections include TLS for signalling, SRTP for media, HTTPS, digest authentication, OpenVPN and encrypted configuration files. The effectiveness of these controls depends on compatible server settings and correct deployment. Encryption should be combined with strong account passwords, firewall policies, network segmentation and regular maintenance. FourTeck can help buyers discuss provisioning ownership and security expectations early, reducing the risk that devices arrive without a clear activation and administration plan.
What Buyers Should Check Before Purchase
Before requesting a quote, buyers should confirm the operating requirement, usage environment, compatibility needs, accessories, support expectations and delivery destination. The model name alone does not reveal whether the bundle will cover the site, connect to the existing voice service or include every item needed for activation.
Configuration Fit
Confirm how many handsets, SIP accounts and simultaneous calls are required. Ask whether each user needs a separate extension, shared account, direct number, voicemail box or headset.
Compatibility Check
Provide the PBX or hosted platform, current firmware expectations and any existing Yealink handsets. Compatibility should be confirmed rather than assumed from general SIP support.
Coverage Reality
Ideal range figures are measured in favourable conditions. Review walls, floors, storage racks, lifts, machinery and user movement. Decide whether repeaters, another base or multi-cell DECT is required.
Power and Network
Check PoE availability, adapter requirements, Ethernet access, switch capacity, voice VLANs, firewall rules, internet stability and backup power for the complete communication path.
Required Add-ons
List extra handsets, chargers, headsets, repeaters, mounting accessories, cables and adapters. Missing small items can delay an otherwise complete deployment.
Warranty and Support
Ask how warranty guidance will be handled for the quoted supply route and who is responsible for installation, provisioning, user training, updates and fault diagnosis.
Alternative Model Guidance
A rugged handset may be safer for demanding spaces, while a multi-cell platform may be necessary for larger sites. Ask for an alternative when the environment exceeds a compact single-base design.
Quote Preparation
Share quantity, country, destination, required timing, PBX details, floor plan, accessories, installation expectations and whether the order is a single purchase or phased project.
Long-term cost should include more than the base-and-handset price. Consider SIP subscriptions, PBX licensing, repeaters, network upgrades, spare handsets, replacement batteries, configuration labour and future expansion. Bulk buyers should also decide whether devices need pre-configuration, labels, asset lists or staged shipment. FourTeck can use these details to recommend a suitable package and identify questions that should be answered before the final commercial approval.
Africa Availability and Service Support
FourTeck supports product enquiries across Africa with assistance for model selection, configuration review, quotation preparation, accessory matching, delivery coordination and warranty guidance. Availability can vary according to the selected bundle, handset quantity, supplier status, destination and project timing. For this reason, the sales process should confirm the exact commercial and technical scope before an order is approved.
A complete enquiry should identify whether the buyer needs one starter bundle or a wider cordless rollout. It should also state the PBX or hosted SIP platform, number of users, expected call volume, workplace layout, power method and any optional repeaters, headsets or spare chargers. These details allow FourTeck to discuss a more accurate supply package and help the buyer avoid omissions that could delay deployment.
Delivery arrangements and warranty terms are confirmed through the quotation and can differ by supply route. FourTeck does not rely on unverified stock or delivery claims. Instead, buyers receive guidance based on the current model, quantity, destination and project requirement. Use the contact link below to request current information and discuss the most suitable route for your organisation.
Africa Country and Regional Coverage
FourTeck helps Africa-focused buyers move from a general cordless-phone request to a clearer technical and commercial plan. The review can include handset quantity, SIP account design, base placement, optional repeater use, network power, PBX compatibility, accessory requirements and the information needed for a useful quotation. This approach is valuable for a single office as well as organisations preparing multiple branches, because standardisation and documentation can reduce later support complexity.
Suitable configuration, availability, lead time, warranty guidance and delivery arrangements may vary by model, quantity, supplier status, destination and project scope. Buyers should therefore avoid treating an online price or ideal coverage figure as the complete solution. A more reliable process is to share the actual site conditions, platform details and expected user roles, then confirm the package on the final quotation.
The sections below provide more focused guidance for Tanzania, Libya and Seychelles, while keeping the wider page centred on African business procurement. Organisations in these markets can use the same core buying method: define the communication need, check technical fit, plan supporting infrastructure and coordinate supply only after the scope is understood. For broader assistance, visit FourTeck Africa or contact the sales team with the intended deployment details.
Yealink W73P DECT IP Phone System in Tanzania
For Tanzanian organisations, cordless business calling can be especially useful where staff move between reception, offices, stock areas, service counters, classrooms, clinic administration points or project rooms. The Yealink W73P DECT IP Phone System in Tanzania can support this type of mobility when the buyer first checks the existing IP PBX or hosted voice service, the number of extensions required and the physical area in which users need dependable coverage. Growing companies, public-sector departments, schools, healthcare facilities, financial institutions, resellers and systems integrators should prepare a clear handset plan rather than ordering a single bundle without considering future users. The W70B base supports expansion, but wall construction, floor layout, metal shelving and equipment rooms can reduce the ideal radio range, so a simple site sketch and intended base position are valuable during quotation preparation. Network readiness also matters. Buyers should confirm Ethernet access, PoE capacity or adapter needs, voice VLAN settings, internet quality for hosted calling and backup power for switches, routers and the base station. Where the phone will be part of a larger project, the request should state quantity, branch locations, preferred delivery coordination, required accessories, provisioning responsibility and warranty expectations. FourTeck can review these details, suggest compatible handsets or repeaters and explain when a multi-cell alternative may be more suitable. This practical preparation helps Tanzanian buyers align the cordless system with real operations, budget approval and long-term expansion instead of selecting only from headline capacity figures.
Yealink W73P DECT IP Phone System in Libya
A procurement team evaluating the Yealink W73P DECT IP Phone System in Libya should begin with operational continuity and configuration fit. The bundle can serve professional offices, service organisations, hospitality operations, education environments, healthcare administration, warehouses and distributed business teams that need staff to stay reachable away from a fixed desk. The first decision is whether one W70B base can cover the intended work zone or whether the building requires repeaters or a different architecture. Thick walls, separated floors and equipment-filled areas may change the radio plan, so the expected movement path of each user should be documented before purchase. The second decision concerns the existing communication platform. Buyers should provide the PBX or hosted SIP service, required accounts, call routing expectations, codec support and provisioning method. They should also identify any required headsets, extra W73H handsets, chargers, network cables, power adapters or backup-power arrangements. For project supply, it is useful to state whether devices need central configuration, asset labels, phased deployment or coordination with a local installer. Delivery arrangements, commercial terms and warranty guidance must be confirmed against the actual order rather than assumed from a general listing. FourTeck can help structure the request, review compatible options and provide alternative model guidance where a rugged handset or multi-cell system would better match the environment. This planning-focused approach gives Libyan organisations a clearer basis for approval and reduces the risk of receiving a technically correct product that is incomplete for the intended site.
Yealink W73P DECT IP Phone System in Seychelles
The Yealink W73P DECT IP Phone System in Seychelles can suit compact offices and service-led organisations that want mobile voice communication without placing a desk phone in every working area. Hospitality groups, professional services firms, government departments, schools, healthcare providers, financial services, retail operations and tourism-related businesses may use cordless extensions for reception support, supervisors, administration and staff who move between nearby rooms or service points. Island-market procurement makes careful consolidation valuable: buyers should confirm the base-and-handset bundle, extra handset quantity, charging accessories, headsets, power method and any repeaters before the order is finalised. A compact property may work well with one centrally positioned base, while a multi-building resort, distributed office or site with dense walls may need a different coverage plan. Remote manageability can be useful when IT support is centralised, so the buyer should also state who will provision SIP accounts, maintain firmware, manage passwords and document device assignments. Energy and continuity planning should include PoE or adapter use, UPS support for the switch and router, and the wider availability of the hosted PBX or internet connection. FourTeck can help compare the single-base design with other Yealink DECT options, coordinate quotation details and provide warranty guidance based on the confirmed supply route. By preparing the site, platform and accessory information together, Seychelles organisations can evaluate long-term usability and support needs instead of treating the handset as an isolated purchase.
Other Yealink Options Buyers May Consider
The right DECT product depends on handset style, durability, coverage architecture and whether the buyer wants a complete bundle or a custom combination. These FourTeck pages provide useful next steps for comparing related Yealink solutions without assuming that one model fits every workplace.
Yealink W70B Base Station
A base-only route for buyers who want to build a compatible DECT package around selected Yealink handsets or replace an existing base.
Yealink W76P
A W70B bundle with the larger W56H handset, suitable for businesses that prefer a bigger display and established office handset format.
Yealink W77P
A rugged cordless option for warehouses, service teams and demanding daily environments where impact, dust and movement are bigger concerns.
Yealink Product Range
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Configuration Assistance
Ask FourTeck to compare handset, base, repeater and multi-cell options against your user count and site layout.
A basic office may prefer the compact W73H handset, while a user who needs a larger screen may favour the W56H bundle. Warehouses and active service environments can benefit from a rugged endpoint, and large campuses may need multi-cell coverage rather than repeaters around one base. FourTeck can compare these paths without making an unfair model ranking, because suitability depends on the actual workload and site.
Why Business Buyers Contact FourTeck
Technology procurement becomes easier when the supplier conversation covers the entire requirement. FourTeck supports businesses, institutions, resellers, integrators and project buyers with practical pre-sales guidance rather than presenting a model number without context.
✓ Product Matching
Review whether a compact handset, larger handset, rugged option or multi-cell system best matches the users and site.
✓ Configuration Guidance
Discuss SIP accounts, handset quantities, coverage, repeaters, provisioning and compatibility before the purchase list is approved.
✓ Quote Assistance
Prepare a commercial request that includes the correct bundle, accessories, quantity, destination and project expectations.
✓ Africa Delivery Coordination
Discuss delivery arrangements according to the confirmed destination, quantity, supplier position and project scope.
✓ Warranty Guidance
Clarify available warranty information and escalation expectations for the specific supply route before order placement.
✓ Project and Bulk Support
Support quantity planning, accessories, phased rollout discussions and product standardisation for larger requirements.
FourTeck’s role is to help the buyer avoid wrong model selection, missing accessories, unrealistic range assumptions and unclear support ownership. This is especially important when procurement, finance, networking and telephony decisions involve different people. A structured quote gives every stakeholder a clearer view of what is being purchased and what remains dependent on the customer’s PBX, internet service or installation team.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Yealink W73P used for?
It is used for cordless SIP calling inside a business site. The W70B base connects to the IP network while the W73H handset carries an extension around offices, clinics, retail spaces, hotels, warehouses and similar workplaces. It is intended for teams that need mobility without moving routine calls to personal mobile phones.
How many handsets and SIP accounts can the system support?
The W70B base supports up to ten compatible Yealink DECT handsets and up to ten SIP accounts. It can handle up to twenty simultaneous calls across the system, with up to two simultaneous calls per handset. The PBX, hosted service, licensing and network must also support the planned call load.
Is the Yealink W73P available in Africa?
FourTeck supports availability and quotation enquiries for African buyers. Current availability depends on quantity, supplier status, destination and project timing. Share the required units, delivery country, preferred schedule and accessory list so the sales team can confirm the available commercial route rather than relying on an unverified stock statement.
Can FourTeck help with PBX compatibility?
Yes. Provide the PBX brand, hosted voice service, SIP provider, firmware expectations and required features. FourTeck can help review the product fit and identify questions for the platform provider. Final compatibility may depend on approved firmware, provisioning templates, account settings and services enabled by the PBX.
Will one base cover my entire building?
Not necessarily. The quoted range figures apply to ideal conditions. Walls, floors, lifts, metal racks, machinery and interference can reduce coverage. A compact office may work with one centrally located base, while larger or obstructed sites may require repeaters, additional planning or a Yealink multi-cell platform.
Does the base support Power over Ethernet?
The W70B supports IEEE 802.3af Power over Ethernet, class 1, and can also use a suitable external power adapter. Buyers should confirm whether the switch has enough PoE capacity and whether an adapter is included in the quoted regional package. Backup power for the switch and router may also be important.
Which accessories should be considered?
Common additions include extra compatible handsets, charging cradles, headsets, optional RT30 repeaters, network cables, mounting items and power adapters. The correct list depends on user count, building layout and package contents. Confirm every accessory on the quotation so the system can be activated without avoidable delays.
How do I request a useful quotation?
Send the model, quantity, country, destination, PBX or hosted platform, number of users, expected call volume, floor layout, accessories and required support. Mention whether this is a one-site purchase, branch rollout or bulk project. More complete information allows FourTeck to prepare a clearer technical and commercial response.
Can businesses request bulk or project supply?
Yes. Business, reseller, integrator and institutional buyers can discuss multi-unit or phased requirements. The request should include quantities, locations, accessory needs, provisioning expectations, preferred deployment stages and delivery coordination. Availability and commercial terms will be confirmed for the actual project scope rather than assumed from a single-unit listing.
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