Collection: VoIP & Telephony

VoIP (Voice over IP) carries phone calls over your internet connection instead of a traditional phone line. You need a VoIP service or PBX and a compatible IP phone, which plugs into your network. It usually costs less and adds features like voicemail to email and easy extensions. A reliable router keeps calls clear.

No, a standard broadband connection works fine for most users. What matters is stability and low latency rather than raw speed. For busy offices, use QoS on a managed Network Switch to prioritise voice traffic so calls stay clear during heavy use.

Yes, if the phone supports PoE and you connect it to a PoE switch or injector. This means a single cable carries both data and power, so you do not need a wall adapter at each desk. See compatible PoE options in our Network Switches range.

Most IP phones use the open SIP standard and work with many VoIP providers and PBX systems, but always confirm compatibility with your service before buying. Provisioning details vary by provider. Browse our VoIP & Telephony range and check the product specs for supported standards.

Not required, but a headset is great for long calls, hands-free working and call centres. Many VoIP phones have a dedicated headset port. Pair your setup with a stable network from Routers, Access Points & Antennas for the clearest audio.

Yes. House your switches, PBX hardware and patching in a cabinet for a clean, serviceable install. See our Racks & Patch Panels for cabinets and cable management, and browse everything under Computing.

We offer fast delivery across Greece, and shipping is free on orders over €80. Smaller orders carry a standard shipping fee shown at checkout. See full details on our shipping page.

Every order is covered by Lynk Buyer Protection, so you are looked after if anything is wrong. For returns and cover details, see our warranty page. Exact terms depend on the product and are confirmed at purchase.