The Nortel M3902 Basic Phone (product code: NTMN32) is also known as the Meridian Option M3902 or the Nortel Meridian M3902. This single line, digital telephone is compatible with the Meridian Option telephone system.

An economical, hands-free telephone, the Nortel M3902 Basic is ideal for areas of light telephone use, such as manufacturing plants and warehouses.

Features include 6 fixed feature keys, with the addition of an options list for easy personalisation and access to the voice messaging system. In addition, an Accessory Connection Module (ACM) can be attached to the Nortel M3902 phone, allowing it to support up to two snap-in cartridges.

On IP Office, the T7208 telephone is supported by IP500 V2 IP Office systems running IP Office Release 7.0 and higher software. This guide is for IP Office mode, separate user guides exist for other IP Office operation modes.

The Avaya IP Phone J139 provides a modern, connected, personalized experience for customers and addresses the need for secure, reliable voice communications for users within large enterprises and small and medium-sized companies. It is well suited for users that need only the most commonly used voice features. It provides a new level of simplicity in using features such as Hold, Transfer, Conference, Forward, and Call Park / UnPark.

The M2616 Telephone is a multi-line business phone that is available with a display option. The display option provides additional information and interactive prompts. Use with your Nortel Option and SL1 PBX system.

The G450 Media Gateway consists of a 3U high, 19″ rack mountable chassis with field-removable Supervisor Main Board Module, Power Supplies, Fan Tray, DSP resources and memory. It has eight Media Module slots that host a combination of interface boards to support T1/E1, ISDN-BRI, WAN interfaces, digital or analog telephones and analog trunks.

The Avaya T7316 phone will provide users with a cost-effective phone that will run on all Norstar systems. The T7316 is a multi-line telephone with a two-line display allowing users the workings of a full-featured phone.