Yeastar, a VoIP PBX systems manufacturer, announced the official release of the N412 on April 19, 2016, a new model in the N series of analog phone systems.
The N412 is a preconfigured PBX with 8 analog extensions and has 4 module slots: 2 dedicated to internal extensions and 2 to FXO and BRI lines. It can support up to 4 CO/BRI ports, 12 analog extensions, 8 SIP extensions and 4 SIP trunks.
This release complements the already available N824 and introduces support for ISDN BRI connectivity while remaining more compact.
“We are delighted to offer an economical alternative for customers who need a simple and flexible phone system for their small offices,” said Matthew Chen, CEO of Yeastar. “Yeastar stands out by providing our customers with a complete and flexible system based on analog phones and fixed lines, while ensuring first-rate reliability.”
The N412’s main advantages include:
- Modularity and flexibility: support for up to 12 analog extensions and 4 CO/BRI lines.
- Built-in features at no licensing cost: voicemail, call recording, multi-level auto attendant, queues, ring groups, AutoCLIP, conferences and busy camp-on.
- Future-proof investment: built-in SIP support, 8 SIP extensions and 4 SIP trunks.
- Intuitive web management: a simple web graphical interface for local or remote configuration and management.
The Yeastar team supports businesses and integrators in assessing their needs, selecting an architecture, and preparing for deployment.