Voice Over IP/SOHO IP-PBX

SEAC Telecom provides SOHO IP- PBX system that is feature-rich yet affordable. It lets you compete with large companies. Sophisticated PBX phone systems featuring loads of facilities are usually owned by large companies. These systems are very expensive to install and manage. Only big companies have the necessary resources to manage the overheads involved in maintaining and upgrading the PBX systems according to future requirements. If you are eager to implement a phone system with the same kind of sophistication, but have budgetary considerations, you can opt for our service. We can provide you with a sophisticated SOHO PBX system that costs only monthly service charges. A hosted PBX phone system, as the name suggests, is hosted and not premise-based. The expensive hardware and equipments will be maintained in our premises. You need not install any equipment. Calls and faxes meant for you will be routed to you via dedicated connections. This kind of virtual implementation enables a single PBX system to be shared among numerous clients. Hence, the cost that comes down to individual client is far less than those compared to the premise-based systems.

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What is VoIP and How It Works

If you have a broadband Internet connection, Voice Over IP is a service you can use to make Internet phone calls at significant savings over analog calling.

Here's how it works:

1. VoIP sends your phone call across the Internet.
2. Your calls go through your model.
3. Your VoIP phone adaptor splits your high-speed broadband Internet connection.
4. Your Internet connection should work as it did before you installed the VoIP phone adaptor – sending emails and other web data to your personal computer.
5. Your phone calls are sent through your VoIP phone adaptor to your regular or cordless phone.

In layman’s term, what exactly is VoIP?

VoIP (or Voice over Internet Protocol) is a great new way to make and receive phone calls using your broadband Internet connection instead of your standard phone line. VoIP converts your phone calls into data that goes through your high-speed Internet connection just like email. It comes out at the other end just like a regular phone call. When the person you’re calling answers the phone, it sounds just the same as any other call.

How does VoIP work?

VoIP works when you connect your telephone to your high-speed internet connection using the Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA). Simply pick up the phone and use it right away. When you pick up the phone and make a call, the ATA converts your voice into data and sends it through the internet like an email. VoIP network system sends the call where you want it and translates it back into voice. It’s like using your ordinary phone. The only difference is – lower phone bills! Great savings!

What are the benefits of VoIP?

1. Significant Savings on Calling Costs
2. Enhanced Productivity
3. Mobility
4. Remote Management
5. More powerful traditional phone features

What can VoIP do for you?

The biggest advantage with VoIP is that you can make and receive calls anywhere and anytime for less money. You’ll have significant savings when you use your broadband Internet connection rather than using your traditional phone line. You can call anywhere in the world and what’s more exciting is that you’ll be able to make use of VoIP phone features such as Call Waiting, Call Forwarding, Caller ID with Name, Voicemail, Three-Way Calling and a lot more! One more thing, using VoIP phone service does not affect your computer usage. This means that you can continue to send emails, surf the net and do your usual stuff with no problem.

Why choose VoIP Subscription Service?

VoIP Subscription service gives you excellent phone service and a lot more!

• No lock-up period/No annual contracts
• Low monthly fees
• More features for free
• Prepaid plan that you can use globally
• Free inbound calls
• Low international rates
• Excellent customer service
• Highly dependable technical support

What do I need to use VoIP Subscription Service?

In order to use VoIP Subscription service, you will need the following:

1. A Broadband internet connection such as Cable or DSL
2. An Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA)
3. Any touch-tone phone, corded or cordless

What is a Broadband?

Broadband means high-speed Internet access such as through a Cable or DSL modem. It gives you a continuous connection to the Internet at a speed much faster than a dial-up. One needs a broadband connection to use VoIP phone service because it requires consistent high quality audio for all calls. As a general rule, if one gets a speed of 90 Kbps or higher, one has a big probability of having a broadband connection.

What’s the difference between a Cable Internet and a DSL Internet?

A Cable Internet uses a cable modem and connects through your existing cable TV line. Some local cable TV companies provide cable Internet service. This cable Internet service does not interfere with your TV connection. The cable modem enables your computer and any other equipment connect to the Internet faster than a dial-up modem. A typical Cable Internet connection might have 128 Kbps of upload and 1.5 Mbps of download speeds. The speed may vary depending on what your Cable provider offers and the number of people using the service.

A DSL Internet uses a DSL modem and connects through your standard phone line at speeds much faster than a dial-up. Most local phone companies provide DSL Internet connection. A DSL connection does not interfere with your telephone conversations as dial-up does. A typical DSL Internet connection runs at 128 Kbps of upload and 1.5 Mbps of download speed.

What is an Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA)? An Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA) enables high-quality feature-rich telephone service through your cable or DSL Internet connection. Just plug it into your home router or gateway and use the two standard telephone jacks to connect your existing phones or fax machines. Each phone jack operates independently, with separate phone service and phone numbers - like having two phone lines. With an appropriate Internet telephone service provider, you'll get clear telephone reception and reliable fax connections, even while using the Internet at the same time for normal data operations.