Sangoma Vega 400G Dual PSU Quad E1/T1 Digital Gateway - 120 VoIP Channels

Sangoma Vega 400G Dual PSU 4 Port T1-E1 120 Channels (VEGA-4NG-120-DPSU / VS0161)

Easily connect digital telephony equipment to IP networks with the all new Vega 400G VoIP gateway.

• Flexible configurations from 30–120 VoIP calls
• Supports dual gigabit Ethernet connections
• Local survivability
• Voice, FAX and modem support
• Flexible call routing for fallback and least cost routing
• Emergency PSTN backup
• Interoperability with a wide range of legacy and IP equipment

FIELD-UPGRADEABLE

Choose the right license for your business requirements now: 30, 60, 90 or 120 simultaneous voice calls and expand it later to meet your growing business needs with a quick and easy license upgrade.

CONFIGURATION’S A SNAP

Sangoma’s next generation Vega VoIP gateways are the easiest to provision on the market. It’s a SNAP with the Sangoma Network Appliance Provisioning tool. Keep the configuration of existing equipment; the Vega 400G delivers flexibility and choice when it comes to call routing. Each T1/E1 interface can be set up to connect to a network or a terminal side – e.g. directly to the PSTN or straight to your PBX.

ONCE CONNECTED, STAY CONNECTED

In the event of a WAN failure, IP phones behind the gateway can continue to call each other, be routed to a backup switch or connect directly to the PSTN. Plus, the Vega 400G comes complete with a pin switching and set of bypass T1/E1 connectors that don’t rely on cross-over cables. The next generation 400G is perfect for redundancy or failover scenarios.

OPEN, NON-PROPRIETARY INTERFACES

The Vega 400G supports the following signalling schemes:

• ETSI, VN4, ISDN
• NI1, NI2, AT&T 5ESS, DMS100
• ISO QSIG Basic Call and QSIG Feature Transparency
• Channel Associated Signalling (CAS)
• R2 MFC

All Vega gateways support SIP and T.38 Fax. The Vega 400G has proven interoperability with a wide range of existing telecommunications and VoIP equipment.

Service Provider Applications:

• Customer premises gateway for SIP trunking
• Low-density PSTN gateway
• Survivability for IP phones