Centrepoint TalkSwitch 48NLS / 48-NLS SOHO 4 Line PBX Phone System (Demo)

by TalkSwitch

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 8 pounds
• ASIN: B0002B0I7C
• Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Date first available at Amazon.com: October 2, 2002

Product Description

Manufacturer's Part # 48-NLS
This product is Demo.At a glance...

• 4 Lines In - expandable to 16
• 8 Local Extensions - expandable to 32
• 8 Remote Extensions - expandable to 32
• 9 Auto Attendants
• Multiple Voice Mailboxes.
• Upgradeable!
• All software updates absolutely FREE.

Features:

• All-In-One Phone System: Everything you need is built in - a powerful package of flexible telephone features including voicemail and auto attendants.
• Installation is a Snap: The compact TalkSwitch typically installs in less than 60 minutes and is remarkably easy to use.
• Grows with Your Business: The TalkSwitch system is incredibly easy and cost-effective to expand - up to 16 lines and 32 extensions. Simply connect additional units using an Ethernet cable.
• Reduce Communication Costs: Unlike other PBXs, the TalkSwitch system is designed to be entirely user-configurable. You can do your own setup, and perform future moves and changes. Use affordable analog phones and avoid proprietary sets.
• 4-16 incoming lines
• 8-32 local extensions
• This product is Demo and comes with a 30 day warranty.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars Great system but ....., April 4, 2005

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fpmurphy (FL) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Centrepoint TalkSwitch 48NLS / 48-NLS SOHO 4 Line PBX Phone System (Demo) (Electronics)

I recently installed a Talkswitch 48NLS box in my business. In general I am happy with the feature set which is more than adequate for a small business. It can operate without being linked to a computer but to modify the settings you need to be connected to a computer. Talkswitch claim that the link can be via serial, USB or Ethernet but in fact the serial line is the only fully supported link as USB is supported only for older versions of MS Windows and the Ethernet link does not save the configuration correctly in the firmware and requires one to reconfigure the swtich everytime you have a loss of power to the switch.