Grandstream GRP26136-line carrier-grade IP phone
Six line keys, three SIP accounts, twenty-four virtual keys and dual Gigabit ports with PoE built in.
- 6 line keys · 3 SIP accounts
- 2.8" colour LCD
- Dual Gigabit + PoE
- 24 virtual keys
£83.99ex VAT
Grandstream GRP2613 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
- 6 line keys with up to 3 SIP accounts
- Display
- 2.8-inch 320×240 TFT colour LCD
- Keys
- 24 virtual multi-purpose keys (up to 24 digital BLF keys), 4 XML-programmable soft keys, 5 navigation keys, 11 dedicated function keys
- Network
- Dual switched 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet ports with integrated PoE
- Power
- IEEE 802.3af PoE (max 3.8 W) or the included 5 V adapter
- Audio
- HD handset and speakerphone; G.722, Opus, G.711 µ/a, G.729A/B, G.726, G.723, iLBC; NoiseShield
- Headset
- RJ9 headset jack with EHS (Plantronics)
- Conference
- 3-way
- Security
- Secure boot, dual firmware images, 256-bit AES encrypted configuration, SRTP, TLS, 802.1X
- Mounting
- Stand with 2 angles; wall mountable (mount sold separately); swappable faceplate
- Phonebook / call log
- 1,000 contacts / 2,000 records
- Size and weight
- 203 × 193 × 52.1 mm, 554 g
The GRP2613, in plain English.
The GRP2613 steps up from the GRP2612 with six line keys, three SIP accounts and a larger 2.8-inch colour display, plus dual Gigabit Ethernet ports so a desktop PC daisy-chained through the phone keeps its full network speed. Twenty-four virtual multi-purpose keys cover busy-lamp fields, speed dials and shared lines for a small team.
Because it ships with both integrated PoE and a mains adapter, the GRP2613 is the safe specification for mixed estates where some switches are powered and some are not. It carries the same carrier-grade security as the rest of the range: secure boot, dual firmware images and encrypted configuration.
Telexico typically places the GRP2613 with team leaders, service desks and anyone who transfers calls all day but does not need a second screen of keys. Keys, directory and firmware are managed from the Telexico portal.
Highlights
- Six line keys and twenty-four virtual keys for people who handle several calls at once
- Dual Gigabit ports pass a PC through the phone at full speed
- PoE and a mains adapter both in the box, so it works on any desk
- The same HD audio, security and portal provisioning as the rest of the GRP range
Best for
- Team leaders
- Service and support desks
- Desks with a PC passing through the phone
- Small reception points
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 | |
|---|---|---|
| GRP2613 (PoE and PSU) | £83.99 ex VAT | Quote |
In the box
Phone, handset with cord, desk stand, 5 V power adapter, network cable and quick installation guide.
On the Telexico cloud phone system
Every GRP2613 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 GRP2613: your questions.
Is the GRP2613 PoE?
Yes. It has integrated IEEE 802.3af PoE on its Gigabit ports and also ships with a 5 V mains adapter, so it works whether or not your switch is powered.
How does it differ from the GRP2612?
Six line keys instead of four, three SIP accounts instead of two, a 2.8-inch display instead of 2.4-inch, twenty-four virtual keys instead of sixteen, and Gigabit rather than 10/100 Ethernet.
Can I monitor other extensions?
Yes. Up to 24 digital busy-lamp-field keys show whether colleagues are on a call and transfer to them with one touch; they are configured in the Telexico portal.