Grandstream GRP2602Essential 2-line IP phone
The essential desk phone: two lines, a backlit display, HD audio and carrier-grade security at the lowest price in the range.
- 2 lines · 4 SIP accounts
- Backlit 132×48 LCD
- PoE on the P model
- 5-way conference
£51.59ex VAT
Grandstream GRP2602 at a glance.
Transcribed from the manufacturer’s datasheet. Ask us if a detail matters to your deployment and we will confirm it against the current hardware revision.
- Lines / SIP accounts
- 2 line keys with dual-colour LEDs, up to 4 SIP accounts
- Display
- Backlit 132×48 graphical LCD
- Keys
- 4 XML-programmable context-sensitive soft keys, 5 navigation keys, 8 dedicated function keys; BLF and speed dial via virtual multi-purpose keys
- Network
- Dual switched 10/100 Mbps Ethernet ports
- Power
- GRP2602: 5 V PSU included · GRP2602P: IEEE 802.3af PoE (Class 1, 3.84 W), PSU not included
- Audio
- HD handset and speakerphone; G.722, Opus, G.711 µ/a, G.729A/B, G.726, G.723.1, iLBC; NoiseShield noise reduction
- Headset
- RJ9 headset jack with EHS support (Plantronics, Jabra, Sennheiser)
- Conference
- 5-way
- Security
- Secure boot, dual firmware images, encrypted storage, TLS 1.3, SRTP, 802.1X
- Mounting
- Desk stand; wall mountable (bracket sold separately)
- Phonebook / call log
- 2,000 contacts / 800 records
- Size and weight
- 208 × 180 × 63.4 mm, 670 g
The GRP2602, in plain English.
The GRP2602 is the entry point to the Grandstream GRP series: a 2-line carrier-grade IP phone with a backlit graphical display, four XML-programmable soft keys and HD audio on both the handset and the full-duplex speakerphone. It keeps the enterprise-grade security of the rest of the range, including secure boot and encrypted data storage, which matters when phones sit on open networks in shops, clinics and shared offices.
Telexico supplies the GRP2602 in two builds. The standard GRP2602 ships with a 5 V mains adapter; the GRP2602P draws power from a PoE switch and ships without an adapter. Both are otherwise identical, and both are provisioned remotely from the Telexico portal before they are shipped, so the phone registers to your extension the moment it is plugged in.
It suits positions that take and transfer calls without needing a bank of programmable keys: reception overflow, workshops, back offices, retail counters and hot desks. Where a desk needs more lines, colour and busy-lamp fields, step up to the GRP2612 or GRP2613.
Highlights
- Two lines and four SIP accounts for hot desks, break-out areas and anyone who needs a clear, simple phone
- Carrier-grade security: secure boot, dual firmware images and encrypted configuration
- Zero-touch provisioning from the Telexico portal, so it arrives configured for its extension
- Choose the PoE model where your switch powers the desk, or the PSU model where it does not
Best for
- Hot desks
- Retail counters
- Workshops and back offices
- Mass roll-outs
Builds, bundles and what is in the box.
Prices exclude VAT. On a 12-month Telexico term the handsets are included; on rolling 30-day terms or an outright purchase the prices below apply. Volume pricing on 10+ handsets.
| Option | Telexico price | |
|---|---|---|
| GRP2602 (mains PSU included) | £51.59 ex VAT | Quote |
| GRP2602P (PoE powered, no PSU) | £51.59 ex VAT | Quote |
In the box
Phone, handset with cord, desk stand, network cable and quick installation guide. GRP2602 adds a 5 V power adapter; GRP2602P is powered over Ethernet.
On the Telexico cloud phone system
Every GRP2602 we supply registers to the Telexico cloud phone system: call recording included on every seat, the Telexico Mobile App and Telexico Web UC alongside the handset, one directory, one voicemail, one bill with your broadband. See the fully loaded seat →
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- Prices on this page are ex VAT; volume pricing on 10+ handsets
- Handsets arrive provisioned for their extension, keys and groups
- On a 12-month Telexico term, handsets are included
- Existing Grandstream and Yealink phones can usually be re-provisioned free
Grandstream GRP2602: your questions.
What is the difference between the GRP2602 and the GRP2602P?
Only the power source. The GRP2602P has integrated IEEE 802.3af PoE and ships without a mains adapter; the GRP2602 includes a 5 V adapter and does not support PoE. Everything else, including the display, keys and audio, is the same.
Does the GRP2602 support a headset?
Yes. It has an RJ9 headset jack with electronic hook switch (EHS) support for Plantronics, Jabra and Sennheiser wireless headsets, so calls can be answered from the headset.
Can it be wall mounted?
Yes. The GRP2602 is wall mountable with the optional bracket; on the desk it uses the included stand.