Grandstream UCM6208 IP PBX
Grandstream UCM6208: Supports 800 Users & 100 Concurrent Calls
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Grandstream UCM6208 is an advanced IP PBX solution designed to centralize business communication needs. It integrates voice, video, data, and mobility features into an easy-to-manage system.
Features
- 800 Users
- 100 Concurrent Calls
- 8 FXO Ports for PSTN Line Connectivity
- 2 FXS Ports for Analog Phones with Lifeline Capability
- 6 conference bridges
- 50 SIP Accounts
- Gigabit Ports with Integrated PoE, USB, and SD Card
- Up to 5 Levels of Interactive Voice Response (IVR)
- Built-in Call Recording Accessible via Web Interface
- Call Detail Records (CDR) for Tracking Phone Usage by Line, Date, etc.
- Strong Encryption with SRTP, TLS, and HTTPS
- Supports Any SIP Video Endpoint Using H.264, H.263, or H.263+ Codecs
Specifications
Specification
Details
Media Encryption:
SRTP, TLS, HTTPS
Dimensions:
440 × 185 × 44 mm
Weight:
2.23 kg
Mounting:
Rack and Desktop
Multi-Language Support:
Various languages
Polarity Reversal:
Yes
Call Center Features:
Multiple call queues, automatic call distribution
IVR:
Up to 5 levels
Conference Bridges:
Up to 6 bridges with 32 participants
Call Features:
Park, forward, transfer, DND, ring/hunt group
Compliance:
FCC, CE, A-TICK, UL 60950
This device provides a unified platform that combines various communication technologies such as voice and video calls, video conferencing, video surveillance, data tools, mobility options, and facility access management into a single network that can be managed and accessed remotely.
UCM6208 offers enterprise-grade features without any licensing or additional costs. It supports up to 800 users and 100 concurrent calls, making it an ideal choice for large organizations needing robust processing power.
The device includes 8 FXO ports for connecting to public telephone lines, 2 FXS ports for analog phones, and supports up to 50 SIP accounts. Grandstream UCM6208 features strong security with encryption using SRTP, TLS, and HTTPS, along with advanced capabilities such as built-in call recording accessible via a web interface, call detail records (CDR) for tracking phone usage, multi-language interactive voice response (IVR), and call queue management.