Dect phone wireless

Is the wireless link from a Dect phone cradle (base station) to the phone handset active all the time or only when the phone is off the cradle ?
Ta,
Del.
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Hi Del,
It's all the time.
The only reason to put the phone in the cradle, is to charge the batteries.
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