Avaya 2500 MMGN Desk Phone – Classic Single Line Landline | Black 108206016

Product Description:

Avaya 2500 MMGN Desk Phone is a reliable single-line analog telephone designed for professional environments where voice clarity, simplicity, and durability matter. Finished in classic black and manufactured under part number 108206016, this Avaya single-line desk phone is ideal for offices, lobbies, hotels, and other commercial spaces.

This desk phone is equipped with a message waiting indicator (MWI) light to notify users of new voicemails, improving responsiveness in fast-paced work environments. The tactile keypad, hearing aid compatibility, and ringer volume control support accessibility and convenience for all users.

Its rugged, desk-mountable build ensures long-term use, while its analog operation provides dependable service even in the absence of internet connectivity. As an analog landline model, the Avaya 2500 MMGN is particularly suited for businesses needing a stable, power-independent communication solution.

This unit is plug-and-play, requiring no programming or setup. Just connect to an analog line and it’s ready to go. Trusted by institutions for decades, this model blends a timeless look with functional reliability.

Features:

• Part number: 108206016
• Compatible with standard analog phone lines
• Message waiting indicator light (MWI) for voicemail alerts
• Adjustable ringer volume with audible tone control
• Hearing aid compatible handset for accessibility
• Rugged, wall- or desk-mountable design for versatile placement

Q & A Section

Q: Is the Avaya 2500 MMGN compatible with VoIP systems?
A: No, it is an analog single-line phone and must be connected to a traditional landline or analog port.

Q: Does this phone include a message waiting indicator?
A: Yes, it features an MWI light to alert you when a voicemail is waiting.

Q: Can this phone be wall-mounted?
A: Yes, the phone supports both desk and wall mounting options.

Q: Is this phone hearing aid compatible?
A: Yes, the handset is designed to work with hearing aids.

Q: Does it require external power to operate?
A: No, the analog operation draws power from the phone line itself.