IP-telefon Snom HD100 sort

The Snom HD100 Black is a wired IP phone engineered for clear, reliable voice communications in small offices, home offices and reception areas. It provides a Gigabit Ethernet interface supporting 10/100/1000 Mbit/s for stable network connectivity and Power over Ethernet compatibility with IEEE 802.3af. The device is compact, with dimensions of 176 mm wide, 163 mm deep and 79 mm high, and comes with one handset included for immediate use.

Advantages

The Snom HD100 offers high-quality audio performance with a built-in speakerphone and a design focused on space efficiency. Its Gigabit Ethernet port ensures fast data transfer and minimal call latency on networks that support higher bandwidth. Support for standard PoE reduces cable clutter and simplifies installation. The phone’s lightweight construction and neutral black finish make it easy to integrate into diverse work environments.

Suitable for

• Small and medium office desks
• Home office setups
• Reception and shared workspaces
• VoIP telephony deployments requiring basic, dependable handsets

Key specifications

• Network interface: Gigabit Ethernet, 10/100/1000 Mbit/s
• Power: wide input range 100–240 V and IEEE 802.3af PoE support
• Speakerphone: yes, hands-free calling supported
• Weight: 0.665 kg
• Colour: black
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 176 × 163 × 79 mm

How to use

Connect the Snom HD100 to your local network using the Gigabit Ethernet port. If available, connect a PoE-enabled switch or injector to power the phone; alternatively use a compatible power source within the supported 100–240 V range. Attach the handset and adjust the handset cradle as needed. Configure the phone using your VoIP provider’s SIP credentials or your on-premises PBX settings through the phone’s web interface or provisioning server. Use the speakerphone for hands-free calls when required.

Recommendations

Place the IP phone on a stable surface away from direct sunlight and sources of excessive heat. For optimal call quality, connect to a Gigabit Ethernet port and, where possible, use Power over Ethernet to simplify installation. Keep firmware up to date by applying vendor updates to ensure security and compatibility with VoIP services.