Corded SIP Phones
Yealink




- * The T48G has no physical softkeys. The touchscreen offers sofkeys functionality instead. The phone offers 29 programmable touchscreen keys called DSS keys, that can be assigned to call users and extensions with one touch.
- ** The T46G and T48G models do not come with a built in Bluetooth connectivity, but offer an adapter that is sold separately that makes the phones Bluetooth capable.
Polycom




- * All the models listed here have a Gigabit supported versions with otherwise identical features. The Gigabit models are VVX310, VVX 410, and VVX 610.
- ** The VVX600 model has no physical softkeys. The touchscreen offers sofkeys functionality instead. The phone offers 16 programmable touchscreen line keys.
Cisco




- *** All Telebroad's recommended phones are POE compatible - meaning that they are powered by the Ethernet cable that also provides the network connection. You will, however, need to get a separate power adapter with the listed voltage if your network infrastructure does not supports this technology.
Accessories
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For telephone's mounting choices click here
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For telephone headphones choices click here
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For replacement handsets for your existing phone click here
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USB Wi-Fi adaptor - the Yealink WF40 Wi-Fi USB dongle can connect your office IP phones to an existing wireless network. The plug-and-play device is a convenient solution for offices with Wi-Fi only network or for users phones that are too far from an IP port. Before ordering please verify the phones you intend to use the dongle with have a USB port.
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ATA adaptor - Analog Telephone Adapter is a device that connects traditional analog telephones and fax machines to a VoIP network. You may want to buy one if you have some standard telephony equipment that works well for what it does but you want to use it with your VoIP network. In other words, ATA allows you to avoid having to operate and maintain two networks (standard and VoIP), keeping equipment that is functional but without benefiting from the advantaged of VoIP.
Conference phones









- * In addition to mobile phone support, the Konftel 300Wx offers wireless IP connection option.
- ** The Yealink CP 960 has a 5" touch screen. It's reception radius can be extended to 60 feet with wireless microphones.
- *** The cisco 8831 has an option to connect two units to accommodate large spaces.
- Selection of a conference telephone mostly depends on the size of the office where it will be used. In the table above this is indicated both by Room size and Internal microphone (reception) radius. Larger rooms can still be accommodated by external microphones worn by conference participants (which are bought separately). Hence the models that support extral microphones offer more flexibility.
- Mobile phone support allows a conference to be held using any mobile phone number, even when the regular phone or IP network is down, essentially providing a backup independent phone line.
Cordless SIP Phones



5 units per base station.
2 simultaneous calls.



5 units per base station.
2 simultaneous calls.

- Cordless SIP phones (that work with a VoIP network) offer the convenience of being able to step away from your office desk. They are a good choice for people who prefer talking into a handset over using wireless headphones.
- Cordless phones are also know as DECT phones. DECT stands for Digital Enhanced Cordless Technology. The DECT technology allows the handset to connect wirelessly to a base station. The base station provides the connectivity to the SIP network. The talk range between handsets and the base station can be doubled with a repeater. Repeaters can also circumvent thick walls and other obstructions to help with indoor reception issues.
- A base station is not limited to one cordless phone. It can handle multiple accounts and handsets (extra handsets need to be bought separately). Each handset can, in turn, handle several calls simultaneously.
- When setting up cordless phones, in most cases you would want a separate phone number for each handset, but there is also an option to share numbers among several workers.