Five IPPBX platforms cover 16 to 128 analog ports: SUC for small and medium businesses, MUC and PUC for larger sites, EdgePBX for AI edge deployments and GA100-H for hotel voice.
Concurrent calls and extension capacity vary by platform and configuration; confirm the final sizing with the project team.
Start with analog port density and deployment type, then confirm concurrent calls, extensions and integration requirements.
Compact IPPBX for small and medium businesses.
Mid-capacity IPPBX for growing enterprises.
High-capacity IPPBX for large sites and carrier projects.
AI-specific edge platform with local survivability.
Hotel-specific converged voice system.
Use the known specifications to shortlist a platform; confirm configuration-dependent values with the project team.
| Model | Analog ports | Concurrent calls | Extensions | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SUC | Max 16 | 60 | 200 | Branch / SMB |
| MUC | 96 | — | — | Medium business |
| PUC | Max 128 | — | — | Large campus / carrier |
| EdgePBX | Max 16 | 60 | — | AI edge / branch |
| GA100-H | 96 | — | — | Hotel |
“—” indicates capacity is configuration-dependent. Only the values confirmed for each platform are shown; final sizing is confirmed at quotation.
Choose the platform that matches the site, then keep a consistent voice architecture across branches, campus and hotel projects.
Start with SUC at 16 analog ports and scale to MUC at 96 or PUC at 128 ports for larger sites.
EdgePBX adds AI edge capability, while GA100-H is purpose-built for hotel voice workflows and 96 analog ports.
Connect analog lines and SIP trunks while supporting extensions, call routing and hotel or enterprise voice features.
Tell us about analog lines, concurrent calls, extensions and the deployment type. We will help size the right IPPBX platform.
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