IP-telefon Grandstream GRP2634 sort

The Grandstream GRP2634 is an 8-line carrier-grade IP phone designed for enterprise and service provider deployments. It features a 2.8" TFT 320x240 display, full HD audio on both handset and speaker, integrated PoE and Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth support, and a wired handset. The model supports zero-touch provisioning and centralized cloud management via Grandstream Device Management System (GDMS). Security features include secure boot, dual firmware images and encrypted data storage. The phone provides 32 Virtual Multi-Purpose Keys (VPK) and 10 Multi-Purpose Keys (MPK), a 2000-entry phonebook and DTMF modes (In-band, Out-of-band, SIP INFO).

Advantages

The GRP2634 combines carrier-grade security and management with high-density call handling: zero-touch provisioning and GDMS support simplify large-scale rollout and remote configuration. Integrated PoE, Wi‑Fi and Bluetooth provide flexible connectivity options while full HD audio and 5-way conferencing improve call clarity and collaboration. A sizable phonebook and multiple programmable keys facilitate reception and heavy call-volume environments.

Suitable for

• Enterprises and office environments requiring multi-line desktop phones
• Receptionists and operators handling high call volumes
• Service providers and MSPs deploying phones at scale
• Conference rooms and shared workspaces needing 5-way voice conferencing

Key specifications

• Lines: 8 lines
• Display: 2.8" TFT, 320 x 240 pixels
• Audio: Full HD on speaker and handset; 5-way voice conferencing
• Connectivity: Ethernet LAN, Power over Ethernet (PoE), Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth
• Handset: Wired handset
• Programmable keys: 32 VPK, 10 MPK
• Phonebook capacity: 2000 entries
• DTMF modes: In-band, Out-of-band, SIP INFO
• Security: Secure boot, dual firmware images, encrypted data storage
• Management: Supports Grandstream Device Management System (GDMS) for cloud provisioning
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.88 kg

How to use

Connect the GRP2634 to your network via Ethernet or configure Wi‑Fi according to your network policy. If PoE is available, the phone can be powered directly through the Ethernet connection; otherwise use a compatible power adapter. Provision the device using zero-touch provisioning or add it to GDMS for centralized configuration and firmware updates. Program line accounts and assign virtual/multi-purpose keys as needed, import contacts into the 2000-entry phonebook, and test handset and speaker audio. For headset use, enable EHS support for Plantronics or connect compatible USB headsets.

Recommendations

For large deployments, enable zero-touch provisioning and manage devices through GDMS to streamline configuration and updates. Use PoE where possible to reduce cabling and simplify installation. Regularly update firmware and maintain encrypted backups of configuration to preserve security features.