POLYCOM
POLYCOM 2200-49750-001 CCX 700 VoIP phone with handset, camera, PoE
A business media phone with handset, built-in video camera, Open SIP and PoE for simplified desk deployment
- TypeTelephone
- Built-in camera enables video calls from the desk
- Handset included for traditional voice comfort
- PoE powers the phone through a single cable
- Open SIP works with existing VoIP platforms
- Polycom manufacture backs the 2200-49750-001 model
Poly CCX 700 VoIP desktop phone
The Poly CCX 700 is a desktop VoIP telephone that includes a handset and an integrated video camera. It supports Open SIP for compatibility with a wide range of IP PBX platforms. Power over Ethernet allows the unit to operate without a separate power adapter in PoE environments. A power supply is also included for networks without PoE infrastructure.
Suited for SIP video endpoints.
This phone suits offices that need a SIP-compatible desktop endpoint with integrated video and a traditional handset. Buyers who require analogue or proprietary digital line connectivity cannot use this model. It is also not intended for users who need a wireless DECT or mobile handset solution. Deployments without any SIP infrastructure will need a different device.
Open SIP and PoE define deployment
The decisive specification is Open SIP combined with Power over Ethernet support. These two features determine whether the phone can register to your call server and draw power from the network switch. If your environment uses a different signalling protocol or lacks PoE switching, the included power supply becomes essential. Confirm both requirements before purchase.
Highlights
- Built-in camera enables video calls from the desk
- Handset included for traditional voice comfort
- PoE powers the phone through a single cable
- Open SIP works with existing VoIP platforms
- Polycom manufacture backs the 2200-49750-001 model
Specifications
| Type | Telephone |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 2.27 kg |
| Package size | 330 × 305 × 76 mm |
Questions about this item
Does the CCX 700 need a separate power socket or just the Ethernet cable?
The phone draws power through the Ethernet link with PoE and also ships with a PSU if PoE is unavailable.
What network port do I plug the CCX 700 into for the first boot?
Connect the single Ethernet port to a PoE switch or injector, then the handset cord to the base and the camera is ready.
Will the built-in camera on the CCX 700 need a firmware update to stay compatible?
Camera firmware is updated through the phone's regular SIP provisioning process; no separate camera maintenance is required.
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