beroNet

VoIP gateways, SBCs and modules

Every beroNet device runs beroNet OS and can be managed from the beroNet Cloud. Configurations, prices and stock are in the shop; this page is the map of the range.

Modular SBC gateways

Up to three modules — BRI, PRI, FXS, FXO or LTE — in one chassis, in any combination. Each port switches between NT and TE mode from the web interface. Two network interfaces allow the device to sit between two IP networks.

SIP-to-SIP calls need an SBC licence. Calls between ISDN, analog or LTE and SIP do not — that is the gateway function every device has out of the box.

eSBC Small Business Line

A non-modular entry-level device with a fixed port layout. Same operating system, same cloud management, lower price point.

VoLTE eSBC

LTE as a real trunk: least-cost routing to mobile numbers, mobile installations, and a failover path that keeps a site reachable when the SIP provider or the IP PBX is down.

Telephony appliance (uCPE)

A silent, energy-efficient x86 platform with the beroNet Hypervisor preinstalled, for running an IP PBX and other virtual network functions on one box.

Current range

  • Enterprise SBC

    One platform, three sizes, eight module types — the interface mix follows the site, not the catalogue.

  • Small Business Line

    Fixed interfaces, one job, entry-level price — for sites whose wiring is not going to change again.

  • VoLTE SBC

    Successor to the GSM gateway: still 2G and 3G compatible, with better voice quality and faster call setup.

  • uCPE

    The branch server that is also the gateway: PBX, router and firewall as VMs, telephony interfaces on the same chassis.

  • beroCAPI

    The CAPI interface stays where the application expects it; the ISDN line moves to a gateway on the network.

  • SBA app

    When the line to the hosted PBX goes down, the gateway that is already on site takes over the calls.

  • ISDN gateways

    The ISDN side of the modular platform: one housing, one web interface, from a single BRI pair to 60 PRI channels.

  • Analogue gateways

    For everything that will never speak SIP: fax, alarm diallers, door intercoms, lift emergency telephones.

End of life

  • PCIe VoIP card

    The same modules as the gateways, inside the server instead of next to it — and no driver to break on the next kernel.