Unified

Communications

Unified Communication offers a comprehensive solution that integrates with outdated analog telephony systems as well as the latest IP-based communication. It enables calling beyond local extensions to unlimited remote offices, supporting not only voice communication but also video calls, audio and video conferencing for multiple participants, and even connects smartphones as extensions for audio and video communication on the go.
IP PBX System
IP PBX transforms telephony by using IP networks for communication within and beyond organizations. It acts as a central hub for call routing, forwarding, voicemail, and more, transmitting voice and data locally and over the internet, offering advanced features and flexibility beyond traditional analog systems.
Trunking
Trunks are communication lines used to connect VoIP systems with external networks. PSTN is the traditional phone system, offering analog or digital connections. PRI) is a digital trunk used for high-capacity connections, supporting multiple voice channels over ISDN lines. GSM trunks connect VoIP systems to mobile networks, allowing calls through cellular channels. The latest technology, SIP Trunking, uses the internet to connect VoIP systems to external networks, offering cost-efficient, scalable, and flexible communication by transmitting voice data as digital packets over IP.
IP Telephony
IP telephony enables voice and video communication over IP networks, using voice and video IP phones as well as softphones—software-based phone applications on computers or mobile devices integrated with additional features like conferencing, messaging, and remote accessibility. This technology is popular in businesses for , enhancing mobility, and supporting unified communication solutions.
VoIP Gateways
VoIP Gateways bridge traditional telephony and IP networks, enabling voice calls over the internet. FXS connects analog phones, FXO links to phone lines, E1/T1 supports high-capacity digital PRI connections, and GSM enables VoIP via mobile networks. These gateways offer flexible, cost-effective communication across different network types.
SIP Speakers & PA System
SIP speakers use IP networks for announcements and music streaming, ideal for schools, offices, and public spaces. They integrate with VoIP systems for remote control, enabling clear paging, emergency alerts, and background music across large areas.
Video Conferencing
Video conferencing with webcams, video IP phones, soft extensions, and PTZ cameras allows versatile, high-quality communication. Integrated with an IP PBX system, users can easily join meetings by dialing an extension, providing a seamless setup for remote and in-office participants.
We have recently introduced an innovative solution for educational institutions, factories, and offices that uses a single CAT6 cable to serve multiple functions within the classroom. This all-in-one system includes CCTV cameras, a PBX system for communication management, and a public announcement (PA) system that can be activated by dialing a single number from any connected phone. You can easily send announcements to specific classrooms or groups, such as entire 9th-grade sections by dialing 900 for the whole grade, 901 for 9A, and so on. Additionally, announcements can be broadcast through an IP-based horn speaker for larger areas like playgrounds.