Fanvil GA10 – Analog VoIP Gateway

Fanvil GA10 – Analog VoIP Gateway

The Fanvil GA10 – Analog VoIP Gateway connects a traditional analogue telephone to a Session Initiation Protocol network. It suits homes, small offices, service providers, and businesses that want to retain existing analogue handsets while adopting Internet Protocol calling. Moreover, its compact design, two SIP accounts, high-definition codecs, and web-based management support simple and space-efficient communication deployment.

Product Overview

The GA10 includes one Foreign Exchange Station port for connecting an analogue telephone. It converts analogue voice signals into Internet Protocol traffic, allowing the connected handset to use supported Voice over Internet Protocol services. Therefore, organisations can extend the working life of suitable analogue phones.

The Fanvil GA10 – Analog VoIP Gateway supports two SIP accounts, three-way conferencing, and high-definition audio codecs. In addition, its 10/100Mbps Ethernet interface provides network access, while Transport Layer Security and Secure Real-time Transport Protocol support protected signalling and media where configured.

Key Features

• Provides one Foreign Exchange Station port, allowing a standard analogue telephone to access supported SIP services.
• Supports two SIP accounts, giving users flexible account registration and call management.
• Includes G.722 and Opus wideband codecs for clearer voice reproduction on compatible services.
• Enables three-way audio conferencing, allowing an additional participant to join a conversation.
• Supports call hold, transfer, waiting, forwarding, hotline, and Do Not Disturb functions.
• Uses a 10/100Mbps Ethernet port for connection to a local network.
• Offers web-based administration and a voice menu, simplifying configuration and maintenance.
• Supports automatic provisioning, helping administrators deploy and manage devices more efficiently.
• Allows desktop or wall installation, making it suitable for different working environments.
• Accepts power through its DC input or Micro USB power port for flexible placement.

Technical Specifications

• Brand: Fanvil
• Model: GA10
• Product type: SIP Analogue Telephone Adapter gateway
• SIP accounts: Two
• Analogue interface: One RJ11 Foreign Exchange Station port
• Network interface: One RJ45 10/100Mbps Ethernet port
• USB interface: One Micro USB port for power input only
• DC interface: 5.5 × 2.1 × 10mm
• Power input: 5V DC, 1A
• Wideband codecs: G.722 and Opus
• Narrowband codecs: G.711a/u, G.726, G.729A/B and iLBC
• Conference capacity: Three-way audio conference
• IP support: IPv4, IPv6 and dual-stack mode
• Installation: Desktop or wall mounted
• Dimensions: 85 × 68 × 22.7mm
• Operating temperature: 0°C to 45°C
• Operating humidity: 10% to 95%
• Package contents: Power adapter and 1.5-metre Category 5e Ethernet cable

Common Applications

The Fanvil GA10 – Analog VoIP Gateway suits homes, small offices, reception areas, hotels, and service-provider deployments. It can connect one compatible analogue telephone to a SIP-based communication system. Consequently, users can adopt IP calling without immediately replacing a familiar handset.

Why Choose This Product?

The GA10 combines a small enclosure with practical calling and management functions. Furthermore, automatic provisioning can reduce manual work across multiple deployments. Its web portal also gives administrators a clear way to configure accounts and network settings.

The Fanvil GA10 – Analog VoIP Gateway provides a practical migration path from analogue handsets to SIP communication. It is particularly useful when one analogue phone requires access to modern calling services through a compact, manageable adapter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the GA10 connect two analogue phones?

One RJ11 Foreign Exchange Station port supports one analogue phone connection. The two SIP accounts refer to service registrations, not two physical phone ports.

Can the GA10 connect directly to an analogue telephone line?

The Foreign Exchange Station port supplies service to an analogue telephone. It is not a Foreign Exchange Office port for connecting an incoming public telephone line.

Does the Micro USB port transfer network data?

The Micro USB interface supports power input only. Network communication uses the separate RJ45 Ethernet port.

How can administrators configure the GA10?

Configuration is available through its web management portal and voice menu. It also supports automatic provisioning through several standard network methods.