Description
The Grandstream UCM6308 is a high-capacity Unified Communications and IP PBX platform designed to provide reliable voice, video, conferencing and collaboration services for growing businesses.
With support for up to 3,000 SIP users and 450 concurrent G.711 calls, the UCM6308 is suitable for large offices, enterprises, hotels, call centers and multi-department business environments.
The UCM6308 provides 8 FXO ports for PSTN lines and 8 FXS ports for analog telephones or fax devices, with lifeline capability during power outages.
For network connectivity, it features three self-adaptive Gigabit Ethernet ports with integrated PoE+ and supports NAT router and switch modes.
The UCM6308 also provides built-in audio and video conferencing, IVR, call queues, auto attendant, call recording, voicemail, SIP trunking and other advanced business communication functions.
It supports Grandstream’s Wave ecosystem for desktop and mobile communication and offers zero-configuration provisioning for compatible Grandstream SIP endpoints. The platform also provides API support for third-party integrations such as CRM and PMS systems.
- Supports up to 3,000 SIP users
- Supports up to 450 concurrent G.711 calls
- Up to 300 concurrent SRTP G.711 calls
- 8 FXO ports for PSTN lines
- 8 FXS ports for analog phones and fax
- Lifeline support on analog ports during power outages
- 3 × Gigabit Ethernet ports
- Integrated PoE+
- NAT router with router and switch modes
- Built-in audio and video conferencing
- Supports up to 300-party audio conferences
- Supports video conferencing and screen sharing
- Multiple configurable call queues and ACD
- Up to 5 layers of customizable IVR
- Call recording and voicemail features
- Zero-configuration provisioning for Grandstream SIP endpoints
- Wave desktop and mobile ecosystem support
- API support for third-party CRM/PMS integration
- Advanced security with TLS, SRTP and secure boot
- 2 × USB 3.0 ports
- SD card interface
- Rack-mountable and desktop installation
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