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GRANDSTREAM GXW4248 48P ANALOGUE GATEWAY

Name: GRANDSTREAM GXW4248 48P ANALOGUE GATEWAY
Brand: Grandstream
SKU: GXW4248
Price: 951.55 GBP
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Enterprise VoIP Integration

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SKU: GXW4248

Vendor: Grandstream

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Product Specification

48 FXS analogue ports for high-density deployment
Connects analogue devices to VoIP networks
Supports SIP-based IP telephony systems
High-quality voice with advanced echo cancellation
Secure encryption for voice communication
Flexible provisioning and management options
Rack-mountable enterprise design
Ideal for migration from analogue to VoIP

Box Content

Grandstream GXW4248 Analogue Gateway
Power adapter
Rack mounting brackets
Ethernet cable

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Technical Features

<ul>
<li>Brand: Grandstream</li>
<li>Model: GXW4248</li>
<li>Product Type: Analogue VoIP Gateway</li>
<li>FXS Ports: 48</li>
<li>Network Interface: Gigabit Ethernet</li>
<li>Protocol Support: SIP (RFC3261)</li>
<li>Voice Codecs: G.711, G.729, G.722 and others</li>
<li>Security: TLS & SRTP encryption</li>
<li>Mounting: Rack mountable</li>
<li>Application: Enterprise and business VoIP integration</li>
</ul>

GRANDSTREAM GXW4248 48P ANALOGUE GATEWAY

£951.55 GBP

£951.55 GBP ~~Regular price: £0.00 GBP~~

(VAT Incl.)

Overview

The Grandstream GXW4248 48-Port Analogue Gateway is an enterprise-grade VoIP gateway that enables seamless integration of analogue telephony devices with modern IP communication systems. Featuring 48 FXS ports, the gateway allows businesses to connect analogue phones, fax machines, and legacy PBX systems to a SIP-based VoIP network. Designed for reliability and scalability, it supports advanced telephony features, strong encryption security, and flexible provisioning options for large deployments. The GXW4248 is ideal for enterprises, call centres, hospitality environments, and organisations transitioning from traditional telephony infrastructure to IP communications while preserving existing analogue equipment investments.