New Phone Systems – VoIP Phone Systems

What are VoIP Phone Systems ?

VoIP Phones or VoIP Phone Systems are typically used to describe any manner of business telephone system connected to VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) “lines”. VoIP phones have become the standard technology choice for any South African business looking to move their business communications to the most cost-effective, feature-rich telephone line solution.

What is the difference between VoIP Phones, VoIP Phone Systems and VoIP Telephone Lines?

VoIP PABX Phone Systems

VoIP Phone Systems are the brains that bring together IP Phones, system users and VoIP Telephone Lines together to allow businesses the ability to enjoy all the benefits of modern IP VoIP technology. Along with the cost-saving benefits of VoIP and the smart redundancy that the technology offers, it ensures that businesses have multiple redundancy points in the event of a failure within the system, while at the same time offering the latest in Unified Business Communications.

VoIP Phones or Handsets

VoIP Phones describe the physical handsets used on the VoIP Phone system. In modern VoIP Phone Systems, these can include analogue telephones, IP phones, smartphone applications connected to VoIP phone systems and even Softphones installed on an end-users computers. Essentially, the handsets do not create the VoIP functionality but, are the instruments used to reach the VoIP telecoms lines via the VoIP Telephone PABX System.

VoIP Phone Lines

VoIP Phone lines refer to the actual voice over Internet setup installed on your system at your organisation, VoIP phone lines are essentially broadband data lines that have special functionality that converts these data broadband connections into reliable voice connections that interface with your VoIP phone polution and allow your organisation to call out to global telecoms networks all over the world.