Would a 1212 SCFatbboy have same REN as a SC 1222

[RotoTech99]

Would a SC 1212 and a SC 1222 or SC 1223 have the same ringer equivalence?

I have a document with the REN # for the SC 1222 and 1223; Since both sets share the same circuitry and ringer I am guessing they'd be the same REN.

[G-Man]

Would a SC 1212 and a SC 1222 or SC 1223 have the same ringer equivalence?

I have a document with the REN # for the SC 1222 and 1223; Since both sets share the same circuitry and ringer I am guessing they'd be the same REN.

Are you having a ringing problem? What company or organization calculated the ren and what did they list it as?

[G-Man]

The ringer used in the 1222 an SC 1223 are of the same general construction but they are not "the same" as the ringer used in the 1212 telephone set. A quick glance will show the ringers and condensers have different values.

Once more, what document are you referring to and what ren value was assigned?

[RotoTech99]

Dear G-Man:

The information came from a .pdf document that I believe Ralph Meyer had posted at one point and time that I used to have a copy of, but cannot find it now that had a list of the REN values for some antique sets, including the SC1222, and the AE 40 and WE302.

The values were approximations as best I remember.

I've never seen a REN value for the SC 1212 listed, that is why I asked. I try to keep a record of them as I learn them as well.