Grandstream
Grandstream GRP2612 VoIP phone
A wired VoIP phone with 16 virtual multi-purpose keys, HD audio supporting G.722 and Opus, and enterprise-grade security including secure boot and encrypted storage
- TypeWired VoIP
- Weight2.6
- Supports 2 SIP accounts for flexible line handling
- 16 virtual multi-purpose keys speed up call control
- Swappable faceplate allows easy logo customisation
- HD audio with G.722 and Opus codecs
- Enterprise-grade security with secure boot and encryption
SIP desk phone
The Grandstream GRP2612 is a wired VoIP desk phone built for office environments. It supports two SIP accounts and four multi-purpose line keys. Up to 16 virtual multi-purpose keys provide flexible BLF and feature mapping. A colour LCD and swappable faceplate allow simple logo customisation.
Teams needing central provisioning
The handset suits businesses that manage endpoints through Grandstream GDMS for zero-touch deployment and monitoring. It also fits users who want HD audio with wideband codecs such as G.722 and Opus. Buyers who require built-in WiFi should look at the GRP2612W variant instead.
PoE-powered desktop handset
The GRP2612 draws power from a PoE switch, so no separate mains adapter is needed on the desk. It weighs 2.6 units and can be wall mounted to save space. Enterprise-grade security includes secure boot, dual firmware images and encrypted data storage.
Highlights
- Supports 2 SIP accounts for flexible line handling
- 16 virtual multi-purpose keys speed up call control
- Swappable faceplate allows easy logo customisation
- HD audio with G.722 and Opus codecs
- Enterprise-grade security with secure boot and encryption
Specifications
| Brand | Grandstream Networks, Inc |
|---|---|
| Model | GRP2612 |
| Type | Wired VoIP |
| Weight | 2.6 |
| Shipping weight | 1.36 kg |
| Package size | 312 × 259 × 198 mm |
Questions about this item
Does the GRP2612 include a power supply or does it rely on PoE for operation?
The GRP2612 is a wired VoIP phone; power requirements are not detailed in the supplied information, so check whether your network provides PoE or if a separate adapter is needed.
How do the GRP2612, GRP2612W and GRP2612P differ in connectivity?
The GRP2612W adds built-in dual-band WiFi while the GRP2612P adds PoE; the base GRP2612 model includes neither feature.
What does the 16 virtual multi-purpose keys figure mean for daily use?
You can assign up to 16 digital BLF keys for one-touch dialling, call monitoring or other functions, expanding the four physical line keys.
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