Grandstream HT801 v2 1 FXS, 1 Fast Ethernet New Version

The Grandstream HT801 v2 is a single-port analog telephone adapter that connects one analog phone or fax endpoint to a VoIP service, making it suitable for homes or small offices that need a straightforward way to use existing analog equipment with IP telephony.

Recommended For

• Home users moving one existing corded or cordless analog phone to a SIP/VoIP service while keeping the familiar handset.
• Small offices or home offices that need one analog phone as a SIP extension, rather than several independently connected phone lines.
• VoIP users who want to keep one compatible analog fax machine on an IP telephony service and can confirm fax settings with their provider.
• Organizations using Grandstream UCM systems that want to connect a single analog phone or fax device and use the listed zero-configuration provisioning support.

Real-World Use Scenarios

• At home, someone connects a standard analog desk phone to a VoIP service through the HT801, letting them keep using the familiar handset for incoming and outgoing calls.
• In a small office moving to a SIP phone system, an employee can keep one analog phone as an extension; the HT801 connects it to the network and the phone system handles calls.
• Someone restoring a vintage or rotary phone can try using it on a VoIP line through the HT801; whether dialing and ringing work as expected may depend on the phone and adapter settings.
• A home office or small business can connect one fax machine to a compatible SIP service and try sending or receiving faxes over VoIP; results depend on the service and fax setup, so test before relying on it for critical faxing.
• A user setting up a single analog phone for VoIP can follow the basic connection process—phone to the HT801, then Ethernet to the router—before configuring the adapter for their SIP provider.

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