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AudioCodes 405HD IP Phone PoE GBE Black 2 Ethernet
A voice conferencing device with Power over Ethernet and dual Ethernet ports
- TypeVoice Conferencing Device
- Professional voice conferencing for clear business calls
- AudioCodes 405HD IP phone built for office use
- Power over Ethernet simplifies single-cable installation
- Dual Gigabit Ethernet ports support network and PC
- Manufacturer listed 13 December 2025 as new device
405HD IP Phone for Voice Conferencing
The AudioCodes 405HD is a voice conferencing device built for office environments that rely on IP telephony. It targets teams needing a dedicated desk endpoint with Power over Ethernet support. The handset suits businesses standardising on a single vendor for unified communications.
Check PoE Infrastructure and Network Ports
Verify that your network switch delivers Power over Ethernet to avoid a separate power adapter. Confirm two free Ethernet ports are available — one for the uplink and one for passthrough to a PC. Ensure your VoIP platform supports the device before deployment.
Fits Standard Desk Deployments
The unit draws power from the network cable, freeing a mains socket at each workstation. Its second Ethernet port lets a computer share the same wall jack, reducing cabling. The handset integrates with existing IP-PBX systems for immediate call handling.
Highlights
- Professional voice conferencing for clear business calls
- AudioCodes 405HD IP phone built for office use
- Power over Ethernet simplifies single-cable installation
- Dual Gigabit Ethernet ports support network and PC
- Manufacturer listed 13 December 2025 as new device
Specifications
| Brand | Audiocodes |
|---|---|
| Type | Voice Conferencing Device |
Questions about this item
Does the AudioCodes 405HD IP phone include a power adapter or does it rely solely on PoE?
The phone is powered through Power over Ethernet, so a separate power adapter is not required when the network switch provides PoE.
Which AudioCodes 405HD variant should I choose for a gigabit network backbone?
The GBE model provides dual gigabit Ethernet ports, making it the correct choice for a gigabit backbone.
What does the dual Ethernet port design mean for daily use on my desk?
One port connects to the network and the second passes the connection to a PC, so only one wall socket is needed for both devices.
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