BUSINESS PHONE TELEPHONE LINES PSTN & ISDN 2 & ISDN 102030 - FREE BUSINESS PHONE LINE CONNECTIONS

If you need PSTN phone lines for your business or you want ISDN 2, or ISDN 102030 you have come to the right place. At Telaustralia we specialise in looking after Business Phone connections and installations including Free connections on both PSTN and ISDN Business Phone lines.

FREE IN PLACE PSTN & ISDN 2 PHONE LINE CONNECTIONS &  SAVE UP TO $3500

If you require a new telephone line we will provide up to 30 in place PSTN or ISDN 10/20/30 Telephone line connections for free on a 24 Month agreement. If no in place lines are available will give you a credit of $150 per PSTN Telephone line inc GST for each new line to be installed. Subject to normal Terms & Conditions and Credit Check. Early termination charges apply. SEE NEW BUSINESS PHONES

Here’s a glimpse of our PSTN & ISDN call rates and we offer Bonus’s if you sign with us for 24 months or more. If you need to know more give us a call or even better still, fax us a copy of your Phone Bill (1300 765 182 Free Bill Analysis fax) and we will provide you with an obligation free bill analysis showing your how much we can save you.

PSTN & ISDN 2 PRICING

terms & conditions

Things you should know:
Where a Fixed Term Agreement is taken Early termination charges apply if you disconnect the service or move the service to another carrier within the Fixed term Agreement period. The early termination charge is the monthly line rental X part months remaining of the agreement. Any payments in advance already received by Telaustralia for Line Rental etc will be credited back as part of the formula on a Pro Rata basis. Minimum call spend of $50 per month can be applied per line installed. Super Max bus plan requires a total customer spend of $1000 per month.

WHAT TYPE OF PHONE LINES ARE AVAILABLE?

Customers often ask for an explanation of what types of business phone lines are available to them. Here a brief explanation of the office phone options available in layman’s terms.

ISDN 2 BUSINESS PHONE LINES

ISDN 2 is a digital line phone line mainly used for business and is also known as Basic Rate or BRI. An ISDN 2 gives the user 2 channels for voice and is mainly used by SMEs. The service is delivered via a NTU modem and is mainly used in conjunction with a PBX Phone system. ISDN 2 can be ordered in multiples of 2…2/4/6/8 channels. Line hunt can be added to ISDN 2 but only with multiple ISDN 2s…eg 4 channels or more.. Line Hunt cannot be added to a Single ISDN 2.

ISDN 2s main feature benefit is that it can have a 100 Number Direct In Dial Range (DID range) added. This gives the user a range of 100 numbers that can be used to direct dial in to. Even though the user may only have 4 voice channels or lines available, they can have 100 numbers. Fort example an advertised number that would go to the Receptionist while also have Direct Dial numbers that can be used for individual or departments.

ISDN 10/20/30 BUSINESS PHONE LINES

ISDN 10/20/30 is also a digital phone line that is also know as Primary Rate or PRI. As the name suggests ISDN 102030 comes in increments on 10 20 or 30 channels and is mainly used for Medium to Large business.. Line hunt can be added to ISDN 10/20/30 and delivery is via a NTU modem. A PBX with a PRI card is required to use ISDN 102030. 100 Number DID ranges are also available on ISDN 102030.

PSTN PHONE LINES

Often referred to as POTS (plain old telephone service). PSTN are the same lines carried over copper that run in your home and most business’s. One line usually means 1 number but a 2nd number can be had on a line for additional cost but only 1 number used at a time ... eg only 1 phone call at a time from either number.

While not state of the art PSTN lines are typically reliable and available in nearly all locations.

PSTNs can be used for voice but are also used often for ADSL Internet, Fax & Eftpos and also often used as security phone lines. If you want to add in ADSL then you don’t have much choice other to add an ADSL line in but the good news is a PSTN telephone line can be shared between fax, Eftpos & ADSL. A range of features can be added to PSTN Phone lines including line hunt & message bank.

MULTI LINE ISDN

Multi Line ISDN 10 is Optus networks version of ISDN 102030 Primary rate. The main difference being that it can be delivered with a minimum of 10 channels but  there is no 10 channel increment requirement above 10 ISDN channels. For example you could have 13 channels but no less than 10. While being generally cheaper than Telstra product it is not as widely available. Most features are the same as ISDN 102030 with a DID range also being available. A PBX Phone System is also required to use Multi Line ISDN

HOSTED VOICE OR HOSTED PBX

Hosted Voice, otherwise know as Hosted PBX, is a VoIP service where the equipment interface including the modem and handsets are held on site but the PBX System is virtual and managed via Software. The PBX is in effect hosted elsewhere. There is no PBX Unit as such but the system offers the full functionality of a Business Phone System. ADSL or SHDSL Internet is required to carry the calls.

The main benefits of a Hosted PBX or Hosted Voice system is significantly cheaper set up and calls costs. Call costs are often less than half the price of PSTN or ISDN lines, in particular for Long Distance STD calls. Because the lines are virtual, the numbers of PSTN or ISDN lines needed for a business are negligible therefor offering further savings on Line Rental. The Hosted PBX line rental is significantly cheaper per channel because there is no network infrastructure in place that requires maintenance.

In addition whenever the system needs to be configured it is simply a matter of logging into the Management software to do the configuration there by saving on call out charges for Technicians.

SIP TRUNKS

SIP trunks work the same as a Hosted PBX in that the calls are carried over VoIP. The main difference being that SIP trunks usually connect to an existing PABX system and allow for a mix or ISDN, OSTN and Voip lines on the one set of equipment.

For example a business could use ISDN lines with a 100 number range for incoming calls and then route all outgoing calls over SIP trunks to take advantage of the lower call charges available on SIP and Hosted Services.

GSM GATEWAY

While not really a phone line, a GSM Gateway is equipment that enables a PBX system to make calls over a mobile network enabling the customer to take advantage of fleet pricing or capped mobile plans. A SIM, or multiple SIMs can be used to give multiple outgoing call channels.