The Grandstream HT801 serves as a compact yet powerful analog telephone adapter (ATA) designed to facilitate the connection of analog devices to VoIP networks in both residential and office settings. This versatile device offers excellent voice quality, advanced VoIP functionality, robust security measures, and automated provisioning options, making it a valuable tool for users seeking to leverage VoIP services with their analog phones. Additionally, service providers can utilize the HT801 to deliver high-quality IP services to their customer base. Whether for individual or commercial use, this ATA proves to be an ideal choice for IP voice deployments worldwide.
With the HT801, users can harness the capabilities of VoIP technology and routing, seamlessly integrating their analog devices into a robust VoIP network. Leveraging Grandstream's SIP ATA/gateway technology, which has been deployed successfully in millions of units worldwide, this ATA guarantees exceptional voice quality across various applications and environments. The device boasts user-friendly features, such as a single FXS port, state-of-the-art encryption with unique security certificates, automated provisioning for efficient volume deployment and management, and exceptional network performance.
Key features of the HT801 include support for one SIP profile through a single FXS port and a single 10/100Mbps port, advanced TLS and SRTP security encryption to safeguard calls and accounts, automated provisioning options like TR-069 and XML config files, support for 3-way voice conferencing, failover SIP server functionality that switches to a secondary server in case of a connection loss, compatibility with T.38 Fax for Fax-over-IP capabilities, support for various caller ID formats, and integration with Grandstream's UCM series of IP PBXs for Zero Configuration provisioning. Additionally, it offers advanced telephony features like call transfer, call forward, call waiting, do not disturb, message waiting indication, multilanguage prompts, flexible dial plans, and more to meet the diverse communication needs of users.
