Grandstream GXP1628 IP Phone - Dual-Line Gigabit VoIP Office Phone with HD Audio

Grandstream GXP1628 IP Phone - Corded - Wall Mountable - Black

The Grandstream GXP1628 is a versatile and reliable IP phone designed specifically for small business environments. Featuring dual-line capability and a user-friendly 132x48 backlit LCD display, this device ensures clear visibility and efficient communication. Its modern design incorporates 8 BLF keys and supports 3-way conferencing, making it ideal for busy office settings where multitasking and quick access are essential. The GXP1628's Linux-based architecture provides stability and seamless integration with existing VoIP systems, enhancing overall productivity.
The phone supports multi-language options and offers high-definition audio quality through dual HD audio channels, ensuring crystal-clear conversations. Its compact, wall-mountable form factor allows flexible placement within various office spaces, optimizing desk and wall utilization. The device’s built-in Power over Ethernet (PoE) capability simplifies installation by transmitting power and data over a single Ethernet cable, reducing clutter and setup time. Additionally, with three programmable XML keys, users can customize functions and speed dial options to suit their operational needs.
Built for durability and dependability, the GXP1628 provides cost-effective voice communication to strategic areas like lobbies, conference halls, or guest rooms. Its VoIP technology leverages the internet to transfer audio signals, bypassing traditional toll charges and reducing communication costs. With a weight of approximately 1.76 pounds, this device is lightweight yet robust, making it suitable for various deployment scenarios. Backed by Grandstream’s reputation for quality, the GXP1628 is a practical choice for small businesses seeking an efficient, feature-rich communication solution.

Features:

• Enjoy the internet to its max and get cost-effective voice communication to areas like lobbies, guest rooms, and conference halls

• Uses VoIP technology to transfer audio signals over the Internet while circumventing high toll charges by telephone companies

• Electrical power and data are transmitted using a single cable to devices such as Access Points, IP cameras or IP phones