IP-telefoon Grandstream GHP610 wit

The Grandstream GHP610 White is an IP phone designed for reliable voice communication in office and professional environments. It supports two lines and offers Gigabit Ethernet connectivity for high-speed wired network integration. The phone also supports multiple Wi‑Fi standards including 802.11ac, providing flexible deployment options. Featuring a wired handset and a compact white enclosure with dimensions of 530mm x 211mm x 440mm, the device operates on a wide input voltage range of 100–240V to suit various power systems.

Advantages

The phone combines dual-line support with Gigabit Ethernet to deliver clear voice quality and efficient call handling. Native support for 802.11ac and other Wi‑Fi standards allows both wired and wireless operation where network cabling is limited. The wired handset reduces reliance on batteries and wireless accessories. The unit’s compact footprint and neutral white finish make it suitable for desks, reception areas, and shared workspaces. Its universal voltage range ensures compatibility across different regions.

Suitable for

• Small and medium-sized offices requiring two-line SIP communication
• Reception desks and front-of-house where a neat, compact phone is needed
• Workspaces with mixed wired and wireless network infrastructure
• Locations with variable mains voltage or international deployments

Key specifications

• Lines: 2 simultaneous lines
• Network: Gigabit Ethernet port for wired connectivity
• Wireless: Supports multiple Wi‑Fi standards including 802.11ac
• Handset: Wired handset for stable voice connection
• Power: Wide input voltage range 100–240V
• Dimensions: 530mm x 211mm x 440mm

How to use

Connect the Grandstream GHP610 White to your local network via the Gigabit Ethernet port or configure its Wi‑Fi settings using the device web interface or provisioning service. Attach the wired handset to its jack and plug the power adapter into a compatible outlet within the 100–240V range. Register the phone to your SIP server or VoIP provider following the account details provided by your administrator or service provider. Use the phone’s interface to assign line keys, configure ring settings, and manage call features.

Recommendations

Place the phone on a stable surface away from direct sunlight and excessive humidity. For best voice quality over wired connections, use Gigabit Ethernet and ensure network QoS (Quality of Service) settings prioritize voice traffic. When using Wi‑Fi, position the phone where it receives a strong signal and avoid interference from other wireless devices.