Avaya 1600 Series Voip Phones

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For businesses with basic communications needs, the 1600 Series IP Deskphones deliver familiar features at an attractive price point. They are ideal for office, branch, and call center use, and can be deployed alongside other Avaya phones, ensuring that all employees have exactly the functionality they need.

The 1600 Series combines the features of traditional and IP deskphones, delivering capabilities often found in higher-priced devices. All models feature backlit displays, high-quality full-duplex speakerphones, and buttons with dual LEDs (red and green) that give the user easy-to-read status information. They can support from three to 16 line appearance/feature keys and display up to four lines.

These phones are designed to work with the Avaya Aura® and IP Office platforms.

Features and Benefits

• Get more for less - The 1600 Series offers telephone features not typically found in similarly priced models. These include backlit displays, support for multiple call appearances, a two-way speakerphone, dual-lamp LEDs, fixed feature keys, and a context-sensitive user interface with soft keys.
• Reduce transition and training time - For employees accustomed to traditional digital telephones, these models offer a familiar user interface—including context-sensitive displays and fixed keys for conference, transfer, and hold. This improves productivity and eases the upgrade process.
• Make a lasting investment - The 1600 Series IP Deskphones deliver security, reliability, and performance.

Speak with our Business VoIP Expert consultants today for a customized quote and information for your company's specific needs.

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Avaya 16CC IP Phone

Built for call-center environments, the 16CC is a cost-effective deskphone that brings SIP and basic ACD (automatic call distribution) to the agent desktop.

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Avaya 1616 IP Phone

With support for 16 line appearances, bridged appearances, or feature keys, the 1616 model is designed for users who monitor their own extensions in addition to other lines. It features a backlit display on a separately adjustable hinge, and like the 1608, it provides a headset jack and an extra 10/100 Ethernet port.

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Avaya 1608 IP Phone

Also for users with basic communication needs, the 1608 supports eight line appearances/feature keys with dual LEDs. It includes several fixed feature keys for common tasks, including conference, transfer, drop, hold and mute. In addition, it features a two-way speakerphone, a headset jack and an extra 10/100 Ethernet port for a co-located laptop or PC.

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Avaya 1603SW IP Phone

Designed for users with basic communication needs, this model includes all of the 1603's features, but has an extra 10/100 Ethernet port for a co-located laptop or PC.

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Avaya 1603 IP Phone

Designed for walk-up users in building lobbies and other public spaces, the 1603 supports three line appearances/feature keys, each with dual LEDs to show status. Fixed feature keys include conference, transfer, drop, hold, mute and a 2-way speakerphone.

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