IP phone systems include desktop, wireless DECT, and conference-room devices that carry voice over Ethernet. They register with the PBX via SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) and receive power from a PoE switch. Choose the right model based on codec support, HD audio, Bluetooth, and management panel requirements.
At Nolto, Yealink, Fanvil, and Jabra families are listed in the IP phone catalog. Pair them with a cloud PBX or an on-premises IP PBX.
Planning checklist
Before installation, confirm PoE class (802.3af/802.3at), VLAN separation, and DHCP vs. static IP. Meeting-room needs for USB, Bluetooth, or dual screens vary by model.
- Desktop and executive phones
- DECT base station and cordless handsets
- Ceiling microphones and video bar integration
- Headsets and USB work stations
Support and sales channel
For firmware, provisioning, and RMA processes, see technical support; for stock and pricing, the dealer program. IVR and queue scenarios can be combined with IVR solutions. Catalog: headsets and video conferencing.
Quick summary
Endpoints and the PBX do not have to be the same brand; compatibility is verified via SIP profile and codec list.