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IP Telephony & SIP Communication Systems

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NEXVIA supplies IP PBX systems, SIP desk phones, hotel phones, nurse call, intercom and IP public address equipment, from one extension to multi-site networks.

Office desk with a SIP desk phone in use
Models in range
72
Product families
8
SIP trunks
24–1000
Analog ports
0–96
Dispatch desk with consoles and screens used during commissioning and handover

The core of every system

IP PBX Telephone Exchange Systems

Five models spanning 24 to 1000 SIP trunks, with analog ports from zero to ninety-six. One of them fits the site — the comparison below shows which.

  • 24 to 1000 SIP trunks across the range
  • Analog capacity from 0 to 96 ports, chosen by card
  • Auto attendant with multi-level IVR and time-of-day routing
  • Recording in G.711 and G.729, on-box or to a server
  • Fax as T.38 or G.711 pass-through
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Choosing between options

ModelAnalog portsMax SIP trunksHot standby
OM20G424—
OM50G1262—
OM80E48216—
OM200G96496—
OM1000-UC01000✓

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Desk phone in use at an office workstation, with the handset held during a call

SIP Desk Phones — V, X, XU and X300 Series

29

Twenty-nine desk and wall phones spanning 2 to 20 SIP lines, screens from a 2.3-inch monochrome panel to a 7-inch Android touch screen, and wireless either built in or added by an adapter. Every one registers as a SIP extension.

  • 29 models across four series: V, X, XU and X300
  • SIP lines from 2 on the call-centre X2P to 20 on the V67, V66, V65, X6U, X7A, X7C, X210 and X210i
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H6W hotel phone with its 3.5-inch colour screen and five service keys

Hotel Phones for Guest Rooms

7

Seven guest-room handsets built around one-touch service keys, with Wi-Fi 6 options, USB charging, PoE and one cordless model. The table below puts the differences side by side.

  • Five to ten programmable service keys per model
  • Wi-Fi 6 dual-band radios on the H4W, H6W, H602W and H603W
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W710H cordless DECT handset on its charging base

Wireless Phones and DECT Systems

5

DECT and Wi-Fi handsets, a multi-cell DECT base and a radio-over-IP gateway in one range. The table shows how the five differ on radio, capacity and battery.

  • DECT handsets and Wi-Fi handsets in one range
  • Multi-region DECT band support on the W610D
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i67 face recognition video door phone with a 7-inch touchscreen at an entrance

Door Phones and SIP Intercom Terminals

3

Three entrance products: a wall panel for the door beside a room, an outdoor station for gates and posts, and a face recognition door phone for apartment and office entrances. All three register over SIP.

  • All three products register over standard SIP
  • SIP, ONVIF, RTSP, Wiegand and DTMF are attached only to the models the materials document them on
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Care call workflow: a call raised at a ward call point reaching the nurse station console

Nurse Call & Care Room Systems

9

From the pull cord in the bathroom to the console at the nurse station: bed-side and bathroom call points, big-button room phones, the Android consoles that answer and log the calls, and the entrance station that watches the door.

  • Call points for bedside, bathroom and room — wireless or wired
  • 2 m pull cord on both bathroom buttons, IP65 wireless and IP44 wired
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Public address and intercom architecture: management tier, network and IP endpoint tier

SIP Public Address, Paging & Emergency Broadcast

8

SIP paging gateways, ceiling and wall speakers, a video speaker and the desk phones that trigger the announcements — deployable as a server-based system, a serverless one managed from a console phone, or stand-alone IP endpoints.

  • Three deployment tiers: server-based, serverless with a console phone as the management platform, and stand-alone IP endpoints
  • Analog broadcast cabling can be bridged into the IP system rather than replaced
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CA600 conference terminal with two 11-inch touch screens and a microphone array

Conference, Headset and Wiring Accessories

6

Six products for the rooms and the desks around a phone system: an all-in-one conference terminal, a wireless conference kit, a USB camera, open-ear Bluetooth earbuds, an ATA gateway for analog phones and a 2-wire converter for retrofit cabling.

  • Room audio and video: the CA600 terminal with dual 11-inch screens, and the CA400 kit with camera, hub and speakerphone
  • A 12-microphone 360° array and dual 10W speakers on the CA600
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Applications

Applications — IP telephony systems by building type

Twenty-one scenarios across the building types we fit out: hotels and resorts, economy and chain hotels, hospitals, care homes, offices, apartment buildings, commercial buildings, warehouses, car parks, lifts and stairwells, schools, factories, and the platform integrations around them. Each one starts from the same question — what has to be reached, who answers, and what the cabling allows — and each is a reference design drawn from published capacity and product data.

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Send us the site type, the number of extensions or rooms and the areas to cover — we will come back with a configuration and quotation.

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