Yealink Network Technology Co., Ltd
Yealink Network Technology Co., Ltd T31P VoIP telephone
A VoIP desk phone with two SIP accounts, PoE power and dual Ethernet ports
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- Supports two SIP accounts for flexible line management
- Power over Ethernet simplifies installation with a single cable
- IPv6 support future-proofs the device for modern networks
- Built-in QoS prioritises voice traffic for clearer calls
- Two USB ports allow headset or expansion module connections
Entry-level SIP phone for small offices
The Yealink T31P is a fixed IP telephone that supports two SIP accounts and Power over Ethernet. It is designed for home-office workers and small businesses that need a simple desk handset for voice calls over a managed network. No wireless capability is included, so a wired Ethernet drop is required at every desk.
Wired PoE deployment with dual USB ports
The handset draws power from the network switch through PoE, removing the need for a separate power adapter at each workstation. Two USB ports on the base allow connection of a wired headset or other USB peripherals without consuming additional host ports. IPv6 support and Quality of Service tagging help the device coexist with other traffic on a modern LAN.
Basic accessory set for immediate use
In the box you receive the handset, a coiled handset cord, a stand and an Ethernet cable for the uplink to the switch. No separate power supply, wall-mount bracket or expansion module is bundled, so installations that need desk mounting or extra keys must source those parts separately.
Highlights
- Supports two SIP accounts for flexible line management
- Power over Ethernet simplifies installation with a single cable
- IPv6 support future-proofs the device for modern networks
- Built-in QoS prioritises voice traffic for clearer calls
- Two USB ports allow headset or expansion module connections
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How many SIP accounts can the T31P handle at once?
The T31P supports two SIP accounts simultaneously for separate lines or identities.
Does the T31P require a separate power adapter if the network switch provides PoE?
No, the T31P draws power directly from a PoE-enabled network switch, eliminating the need for an external adapter.
What cabling and network infrastructure are required to operate this phone?
A single Ethernet cable connects the T31P to a PoE-capable switch or router on an IPv6-ready network with QoS support.
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