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The FANVIL x210i is an enterprise-grade IP paging console phone designed for high-demand professional communications environments. It supports up to 20 SIP lines and handles three-way conferencing natively. The main display measures 4.3 inches in full color, flanked by two 3.5-inch color side displays that together support up to 106 programmable DSS keys. A dynamic gooseneck microphone is included for broadcast and intercom applications. HD audio is delivered on both the handset and the integrated speakerphone. Dual gigabit network ports with built-in Power over Ethernet eliminate the need for a separate power adapter in PoE-capable infrastructure. Built-in Bluetooth and optional WiFi via external dongle provide flexible network connectivity options. This unit is installed by network technicians and VoIP system integrators in commercial and enterprise settings.
The x210i is suited for reception desks, security monitoring stations, building management consoles, and high-call-volume enterprise deployments where multi-line visibility and rapid key access are critical. The large DSS key capacity supports direct station selection, speed dial, BLF monitoring, and intercom functions across an entire facility. The built-in mini PBX functionality allows it to operate as a standalone call-handling hub in smaller deployments without a dedicated server. It is appropriate for both new VoIP installations and upgrades from legacy analog console systems in commercial buildings, healthcare facilities, and campus environments.
Designed for use with SIP-based VoIP infrastructure. Compatible with standard SIP server platforms and PoE-capable gigabit network switches. WiFi connectivity requires an optional external dongle accessory.
Installation is typically performed by a licensed network technician or VoIP system integrator. Ensure the network switch port is PoE-capable before connecting, or supply power via an appropriate external adapter if PoE is not available. Configure SIP account credentials and network settings through the web-based management interface or the on-device menu before placing the unit into service. Disconnect the unit from the network before performing hardware changes such as attaching the WiFi dongle.
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