IP Phone Fanvil X6U V2 Black 20 lines LCD Wi-Fi

The Fanvil X6U V2 is an enterprise-grade IP phone in black with a 4.3-inch main color LCD (480 x 272) and two 2.4-inch auxiliary displays. It supports up to 20 SIP lines, Wi‑Fi connectivity, Gigabit Ethernet, PoE, built-in Bluetooth, HD voice codecs (G.722, OPUS) and 6‑way audio conferencing, providing a flexible desk phone solution for business environments.

Advantages

The phone delivers clear voice quality through G.722 and OPUS codec support and offers fast network performance via Gigabit Ethernet and Wi‑Fi. Dual auxiliary screens expand visible information and programmable keys, while PoE and EHS headset compatibility simplify deployment and daily use. Built‑in Bluetooth enables headset or mobile pairing for additional convenience.

Suitable for

• Reception desks and front-office staff
• Call centres with multiple concurrent lines
• Managers and executives who need multi-line handling
• Conference rooms requiring small multi-party calls

Key specifications

• Model: Fanvil X6U V2 (MPN: X6U V2, EAN: 6937295603057)
• Display: 4.3" color LCD main display (480 x 272) + two 2.4" extended screens
• Lines: Up to 20 SIP lines
• Voice codecs: G.722, OPUS (HD voice)
• Network: Gigabit Ethernet, Wi‑Fi, IPv4/IPv6
• Power: Power over Ethernet (PoE) supported
• Connectivity: Built‑in Bluetooth, EHS headset support, wired handset
• Color: Black

How to use

Connect the Fanvil X6U V2 to the network using Gigabit Ethernet or Wi‑Fi. If available, use PoE to power the device from a PoE switch or injector. Register SIP accounts through the phone web interface or local menu to enable up to 20 lines. Configure Bluetooth pairing for headsets or mobile devices and adjust audio codec preferences if necessary. Use the main and auxiliary screens to view line status, caller ID and programmable function keys.

Recommendations

For best audio quality enable G.722 or OPUS on both the phone and the SIP server. Use a PoE-capable switch for simplified installation and reliable power. If multiple users share the device, configure distinct line keys and voicemail settings for each account. Keep firmware up to date via the vendor’s update tools to ensure security and feature improvements.