Mitel Telephone Systems

SX-200 ML Telephone Systems

The SX-200 ML PBX telephone system is a modular, flexible solution that answers the diverse and growing communications needs of medium and smaller businesses today. It provides a platform that will support new and emerging converged voice and data applications for years to come.

The SX-200 ML gives your business outstanding features and reliability in a package that sets new price/performances standards for companies requiring 20 to 150 telephones. Running Mitel's powerful LIGHTWARE business communications application software, the SX-200 ML gives you sophisticated features normally associated with more costly systems - features that allow you to improve customer service and enhance productivity.

The SX-200 ML supports features including: Integrated Automated Attendant/Messaging, networking, Centralized Attendant, centralized Voice Mail, multiple Music On Hold Sources, data connectivity, and Call Identification (CLID).

SX-200 EL Telephone System

The flexibility of the SX-200 EL comes from its open five distributed architecture. The control node is separate from peripheral, application and network access nodes and links them by easy-to-install, low cost, high speed fiber optic cable.

Adding additional users, functionality, or access to public network services, such as Calling Line ID, is as simple as adding the appropriate node(s). This makes the SX-200 EL an economical solution for 20 users but able to expand to as many as 650 users or lines. The result is that you pay only for the capacity and functionality you require.

The architecture of the SX-200 EL enables it to be configured to meet the physical layout of virtually any business - whether a single office, a campus of buildings, or multiple sites spread across a wider geographic area up to 8.7 miles (14 kilometers) apart. The SX-200 EL cabinets can be distributed or rack mounted and stacked to conserve valuable floor space.

The SX- 200 EL supports features including: Integrated Automated Attendant/Messaging, networking, Centralized Attendant, centralized Voice Mail, multiple Music On Hold Sources, data connectivity, and Call Identification (CLID).