Yealink SIP-T48S Gigabit VoIP IP Phone PoE (Power Supply not Included) For Sale

Yealink SIP-T48S Gigabit VoIP IP Phone PoE (Power Supply not Included)
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Yealink SIP-T48S Gigabit VoIP IP Phone PoE (Power Supply not Included):
$180.00

The Yealink SIP-T48S is a full-featured Gigabit IP phone that delivers superb sound quality and a rich visual experience. Made for executive users and busy professionals, the SIP-T48S features a high-resolution, color TFT display and Optima HD technology for clear, life-like communications. It offers a faster, more responsive interface than the T48G and several performance enhancing functions.
Features
  • Yealink Optima HD Voice
  • Up to 16 SIP accounts
  • 29 one-touch DSS keys
  • 7 fixed feature keys - message, headset, hold, mute, transfer, redial, hands-free speakerphone
  • LED for call and message waiting
  • 4-way navigation cluster with 6 navigation keys
  • 4 context sensitive soft keys
  • Volume control
  • Dual-port Gigabit Ethernet
  • Powered via Power over Ethernet or optional AC adapter (sold separately)
  • Headset support (RJ9)
  • Built-in a USB port for Bluetooth headset support (via optional BT40 Bluetooth dongle; sold separately)
  • Supports up to 6 expansion modules for attendant console applications
  • Wall mountable
  • Simple, flexible and secure provisioning options
  • USB 2.0 port for future Bluetooth, WiFi, and USB recording feature expansion
  • T4S series features unified Auto-P template and unified firmware that provides simplified management and maintenance
  • Opus codec support - 8kHz (narrowband) and 16 kHz (wideband) sampling rate


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