VoIP Telephones (Ethernet or other interfaces) used with a PABX, PBX, Key System or other Private Voice Networks.

One of the recent developments in telecommunications is the use of the Internet Protocol (IP) for the carriage of voice communication over transmission links. IP phones can be either a stand-alone handset that looks and feels familiar to a traditional analogue phone or a simulated phone that runs on a personal computer.

A stand-alone IP phone that can be connected to a customer switching system or gateway service, is regarded as a system integral terminal (SIT) and required to comply with applicable ACMA standards as identified by Schedule 1 of the Telecommunications Labelling Notice. An IP software phone that only connects to the Internet via an Internet service provider is exempted from the requirements of the Labelling Notice (see Schedule 2).

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