IP-telefon Fanvil X301W sort

The Fanvil X301W is a cost-effective Wi‑Fi IP phone in black, designed for small and medium office environments. It features a 2.3‑inch (128 × 48 pixel) LCD dot‑matrix display, supports two SIP lines, a local 6‑party conference function and a wired handset. The device runs on Linux, supports DTMF In‑band and Out‑of‑band, includes a 1000‑entry phonebook and offers built‑in dual‑band Wi‑Fi (2.4 GHz & 5 GHz) and PoE support for flexible deployment.

Advantages

The Fanvil X301W provides HD audio, dual‑band Wi‑Fi and Power over Ethernet capability in a compact, black design. With support for two SIP accounts, a 1000‑entry phonebook and local 6‑party conferencing, it delivers essential telephony features while remaining easy to manage and deploy in business environments.

Suitable for

• Small and medium-sized offices
• Reception and front-desk stations
• Shared meeting rooms requiring local conference calls
• Wireless desk phone deployment where cabling is limited

Key specifications

• Model: Fanvil X301W
• Display: 2.3" LCD, 128 × 48 pixels (dot‑matrix)
• Lines: 2 SIP lines
• Conference: Local 6‑party conferencing
• Audio: HD audio, speakerphone supported
• Connectivity: Built‑in Wi‑Fi 2.4 GHz & 5 GHz, Ethernet LAN
• Power: Power over Ethernet (PoE) support
• Handset: Wired handset
• Phonebook capacity: 1000 entries
• OS: Linux
• DTMF: In‑band and Out‑of‑band
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 9 kg

How to use

Connect the X301W to your IP network using Wi‑Fi or Ethernet and power it via PoE or local power (if supported). Configure SIP accounts through the web management interface or provisioning system, add contacts to the phonebook or import them via supported methods, and adjust volume and call settings using the device buttons and on‑screen menu. Use the built‑in conferencing feature to host up to six local participants.

Recommendations

For best call quality, place the device where Wi‑Fi signal strength is strong or use Ethernet/PoE. Keep firmware updated and configure SIP settings according to your VoIP provider’s recommendations. Use the phonebook for quick dialing and enable HD audio settings when supported by the network and provider.