SOHO-PBX SP-208 (2 x 8) PABX Telephone Switch System Control Exchange 110V

Compacto y de buen funcionamiento

Makes for a great modern field phone with a few exceptions; must be powered for phones to call each other, mechanical phones do not get enough power to ring, the unit itself should be kept in a dry environment. Pros: 8 phones can be connected with their own assigned 3 digit phone number, electric phones ring loud, mic and speaker are clear, a LED lights red when a phone is off the hook, its capable of being expandable, unit is plug and play, and price is amazing for what you get. For a mechanical phone I found adding a spliter and an lan phone flasher worked okay. There is a flasher on Amazon that blinded me like a flash bang on call of duty mw so place it cautiously. Speaker quality is still poor on the mechanical phones despite all my efforts.

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I bought this device for one reason: to stop robocallers. And It does that very well! Although we rarely use it, we wanted to keep our landline phone because it’s a number we’ve had for over 30 years. The problem is, it rings dozens of times a day with robocallers. I’ve tried various blocking services, but none are worth the cost. What I decided to do was install a device that asks the caller to dial a code. Robocallers will have no way to respond to this, but live humans will. I do not use any of the extension features of this PBX device. All I did was plug this into my incoming phone line and then plug the feed to the rest of the house wiring into extension port 2. I then put an automated attended greeting on the system that says something like, “If you’re not a telemarketer and with to talk to us, press 2.” If the caller does press 2, it transfers and the house phones ring. If not, the call is disconnected. The system does exactly this and has stopped ALL robocalls. In fact, I have had only one live telemarketer bold enough to press 2 and get through. The only annoyance with this device is that it does not support caller-ID. Note that there is a more expensive model that does, but this particular model does not. It mentions caller-ID in the documentation, but it is only to display the internal extension number if you have it setup with multiple extensions for internal calling. Since all of my house phones are tied to one extension, I do not even use that feature. Honestly, I am fine not having caller-ID because very few people call the house phone. Also, I use a Verizon Wireless Home Phone adapter, so I would only get the caller-ID number anyhow. Overall, I am very satisfied with this device and it does what I wanted – to stop all the robocalls!

Ya lo habia usado antes y decidi comprar un o nuevo, justo lo ideal para mi oficina