IP Phone Fanvil X303-2 Black 4 lines LCD Wired handset

Fanvil X303-2 Wire IP Phone is an upgraded IP desk phone that reuses existing two-wire cabling to provide power and network connectivity. The black device supports four SIP accounts, delivers high-definition voice, and includes a 2.4-inch color LCD (320 x 240). It runs on Linux, has a wired handset and speakerphone, and stores up to 1000 phonebook entries for office and enterprise communication scenarios.

Advantages

The Fanvil X303-2 supports 2-wire power and network supply, enabling installation on legacy wiring while offering PoE compatibility. It provides HD audio, a clear 2.4-inch display, four-line operation, multi-party conferencing and external EHS wireless headset support. The phone is compact, uses a reliable Linux platform and includes a large internal phonebook and convenient volume control buttons.

Suitable for

• Offices and reception desks
• Enterprises upgrading from analogue two-wire systems
• Shared workspaces and call-handling points
• Small and medium businesses requiring multi-line desktop phones

Key specifications

• Model: Fanvil X303-2 (MPN: X303-2, EAN: 6937295605341)
• Display: 2.4-inch color LCD, 320 x 240 pixels
• Lines: 4 SIP accounts (4 lines)
• Handset: Wired handset; speakerphone available
• Platform: Linux
• Phonebook capacity: up to 1000 entries
• Network: 2-wire power/network supply and PoE support; Ethernet LAN
• Audio: HD voice; multi-party conferencing
• Color: Black

How to use

Connect the Fanvil X303-2 to your network using the existing two-wire cabling method or via PoE on an Ethernet LAN. Register up to four SIP accounts through the device web interface or provisioning server. Use the handset for private calls or the speakerphone for hands-free operation. Adjust volume with the dedicated buttons and manage contacts via the built-in phonebook.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, configure SIP accounts and codec settings from your VoIP server or the phone’s web UI, ensure compatible EHS wireless headsets are confirmed by your supplier, and verify that your two-wire installation meets local wiring standards before deployment.