IP Phone Innovaphone IP111 Black

The Innovaphone IP111 is a wired IP phone designed for desktop placement or wall mounting and intended for use with Innovaphone PBX systems. It features a 3.5" LCD display with 320 x 240 pixel resolution, supports common voice codecs such as G.711 and G.722, and is compatible with standard VoIP protocols including H.323 and SIP. The unit supports Power over Ethernet and has an input voltage range of 0–12 V with typical power consumption around 6 W.

Advantages

The IP111 provides a compact, energy-efficient solution for VoIP communications with a clear LCD screen and integrated speakerphone. Its PoE support simplifies installation by reducing the need for separate power adapters, and compatibility with H.323 and SIP ensures interoperability with a variety of PBX and network environments. The wired handset and solid build make it suitable for continuous daily use in office or reception areas.

Suitable for

• Office desks and workstations
• Reception counters and help desks
• Meeting rooms requiring a reliable desk phone
• Wall-mounted installations in corridors or small offices

Key specifications

• Display: 3.5" LCD, 320 x 240 pixels
• Voice codecs: G.711, G.722 (and other common codecs)
• Network protocols: H.323, SIP
• Power: Power over Ethernet (PoE) supported; input voltage 0–12 V; typical consumption 6 W
• Handset: wired
• Speakerphone: integrated
• Ethernet LAN: yes
• Color: black
• Weight: 0.63 kg

How to use

Connect the Innovaphone IP111 to your network switch or port supporting Power over Ethernet to supply both data and power. If PoE is not available, use a compatible 0–12 V power adapter. Register the phone to your Innovaphone PBX or SIP/H.323 server according to the system administrator’s instructions. Use the handset or integrated speakerphone for calls and navigate menus via the 3.5" LCD display. Adjust volume and network settings through the phone’s interface as required.

Recommendations

Place the phone on a stable desk surface or mount it on a wall bracket designed for desk phones. Use PoE when available to avoid additional cabling. Keep firmware updated via your PBX or vendor updates to ensure compatibility and security.