Yeastar S412 8 Users 8 Concurrent Calls Modular IP-PBX
KSh30,000.00
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Yeastar S412 8 Users 8 Concurrent Calls Modular IP-PBX Mtech Networks
Yeastar S412 8 Users 8 Concurrent Calls Modular IP-PBX with auto-provisioning capabilities for major VoIP brands, including Polycom, Cisco, Grandstream, Snom, and Yealink. S412 supports up to 8 SIP accounts, 4 SIP trunks, 12 analog lines, 4 digital lines, or 2 cellular lines. It comes pre-configured with 8 fixed FXS ports. It offers 4 on-board module slots for customization,
Compatible with
S2 Module: 2 FXS (analog)
O2 Module: 2 FXO (analog)
SO Module: 1 FXS / 1FXO (analog)
B2 Module: 2 BRI (digital)
GSM Module: 1 GSM (cellular)
3G Module: 1 WCDMA (cellular)
4G LTE Module: 1 3G/4G voice/data (cellular)
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Cisco Small business PBX phone systems today are increasingly more sophisticated. Here’s a quick comparison of a conventional small business PBX system and a Unified Communications system that combines an Internet Protocol (IP) PBX and other features.
Cisco IP PBX can do everything a traditional small business PBX can do and more. It performs the switching and connecting of Voice over IP as well as landline calls.
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Eliminate vendor lock in
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