ip-dect server 400
a scalable ip-dect solution that can support up to 60 wireless users and up to 24 simultaneous calls
SPECTRALINK OFFERS A SCALABLE IP-DECT SOLUTION THAT CAN GROW AND DEVELOP WITH YOUR BUSINESSES NEEDS. THE SPECTRALINK IP-DECT SERVER 400 SUPPORTS UP TO 60 WIRELESS USERS AND 24 SIMULTANEOUS CALLS - DEPENDING ON HOW YOU SET UP, CONFIGURE AND DEPLOY YOUR SOLUTION. THIS SCALABILITY ENSURES THAT THE IP-DECT SERVER 400 SOLUTION CAN GROW WITH YOUR BUSINESS TO FIT YOUR EXACT NEEDS, MAKING IT A FUTURE-PROOF SOLUTION FOR SMALL TO MEDIUM-SIZED BUSINESSES.
The Spectralink IP-DECT Server 400 has a built-in DECT radio Base Station and can be deployed in either single–cell or a multi-cell configuration. The solution is extremely easy to deploy and install due to extensive provisioning options and intuitive menu structure.
The IP-DECT Server 400 supports Zero-Touch provisioning, easy remote configuration, scheduled firmware roll out support as well as VLAN tagging. When there is a need for more users or coverage of a larger area or multiple locations, the solution can be upgraded to a multi-cell solution, supporting up to 9 additional IP-DECT Base Stations and up to 60 users.
By using the right optional license keys, businesses can design and configure the Spectralink IP-DECT Server 400 to support their exact business needs.
Spectralink IP-DECT Server 400 supports the Spectralink external antenna, which is an ideal choice for expanding coverage or creating synchronization over the air in normally inaccessible areas such as freezing rooms, long corridors, or cruise ships.
The IP-DECT Server 400 optionally supports handset sharing – typically required in businesses that require different shift workers to use the same DECT handset.
Secure messaging, alerting, alarming as well as integration with advanced business productivity applications are all possible with Eco-System application partner solutions.
The solution is ideal for empowering the staff in retail markets, such as stores, petrol stations, car dealerships, fast-food chains, retail banks, as well as smaller health care locations such as clinics, dental or medical offices, pharmacies and other small businesses.
