There have been transfer switches available since the dawn of Telephony, ( well, at least common Battery Telephony ) that will do just that.
Look around, ask a real telephone man, or use Google.

Or, use a simple DPDT relay run off any power source that fails when you want to make the transfer.

John Novack


John covici wrote:
Hi.  I have a client who wants some way that his analog phones can
call out even after the power is out and the UPS has died -- some way
that a phone can connect directly to an fxo or some such when power is
gone.  Any hardware around which can do this?  I have heard of some
ATA's which do this, do any of the channel banks have this capability?

Thanks.


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