
A 8-port FXO gateway that connects ordinary landlines to an IP-PBX or VoIP system, so calls on your existing numbers reach IP phones. It mounts near your network switch and is powered by PoE or an adapter.

| Type | FXO gateway |
|---|---|
| Ports | 8 FXO ports |
| Network connection | LAN |
| Power | PoE or adapter |
| Setup | Configure in the IP-PBX with its SIP or trunk settings |
| Connects | Ordinary landlines |
It connects ordinary landlines to an IP-PBX or VoIP system, so calls on your existing numbers reach your IP phones.
It has 8 FXO ports for landlines.
No. Analogue phones connect to an FXS gateway. This is the FXO type for landlines.
Yes. You configure it in your IP-PBX with its SIP or trunk settings.
Use PoE or the adapter. Check which one comes with the unit before ordering.
Near your network switch, connected to the LAN.
NavKar lists FXO gateways with 2, 4 and 8 ports.
An EPABX is a small phone exchange. It shares a few outside lines between many extensions and lets staff call each other free of charge on an intercom.
No. Standard corded or cordless telephones work as extensions. Simple 2 core telephone wire connects each extension to the exchange.
Pick the number of outside lines that can be in use at the same time and the number of desks or rooms to connect, then add some spare extensions for growth.