Wireless Conference Phone

[ipolmans]

I have a client that currently uses the B179 IP Conference phone but they want to go with a wireless version as they're tripping over the cords all the time. I know Avaya have the B169 but that is Analog which presents a challenge as the location we're installing this in is connected to the main location/system by just a fibre-optic cable, no copper exists between the sites.

Does anyone know of a good SIP-to-Analog converter that would work with the B169 in the above scenario or maybe know of a Wireless conference phone that connects via SIP/3rd party IP Endpoint?

Appreciate any information!

 

[Westi]

Cisco SPA112 or similar
Patton micro ATA

both work

Joe W.

FHandw, ACSS (SME)


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[teletechman]

we use the grandstream products and they work well with the IPO, Or you could use the Polycom IP6000 phone.
Mike

 

[derfloh]

Or an IP-DECT base station.