New Rock MX60E-16FXO , MX60E-32FXO

The New Rock MX60E-16FXO and MX60E-32FXO are both VoIP gateways designed to integrate analog PSTN lines with IP-based communication systems, but they differ primarily in their capacity and potential use cases. Here’s a breakdown of the differences:

1. Port Capacity:

• MX60E-16FXO:

  • Ports: 16 FXO ports
  • Capacity: Supports up to 16 analog PSTN lines.
  • Use Case: Suitable for medium-sized businesses or smaller call centers that need to connect a moderate number of analog lines.

• MX60E-32FXO:

  • Ports: 32 FXO ports
  • Capacity: Supports up to 32 analog PSTN lines.
  • Use Case: Ideal for larger enterprises, extensive call centers, or organizations with higher telephony needs, requiring integration of a larger number of analog lines.

2. Scalability:

• MX60E-16FXO:

  • Scalability: Designed for environments where the need for analog line integration is moderate. It is suitable for businesses that do not require a high number of simultaneous PSTN connections.

• MX60E-32FXO:

  • Scalability: Provides greater capacity and scalability, making it suitable for larger setups where the demand for PSTN connectivity is higher. It supports more extensive telephony networks and higher volumes of simultaneous connections.

3. Performance and Hardware:

• MX60E-16FXO:

  • Performance: Adequate for medium-sized deployments with fewer simultaneous calls and moderate traffic.
  • Design: Typically more compact and designed for environments with a moderate number of PSTN lines.

• MX60E-32FXO:

  • Performance: Optimized for higher performance and can handle larger volumes of simultaneous calls and higher traffic.
  • Design: Generally larger or designed to accommodate higher port density, suitable for more demanding environments.

4. Ideal Deployment:

• MX60E-16FXO:

  • Ideal For: Small to medium-sized businesses, branch offices, and smaller call centers that need to integrate up to 16 PSTN lines.

• MX60E-32FXO:

  • Ideal For: Large enterprises, large call centers, or organizations requiring extensive PSTN line integration and higher call volumes.

Common Features:

Both models share several features, including:

• SIP Protocol Compliance: Both are compatible with a wide range of IP-PBX systems and SIP-based services.
• Codec Support: Both support a range of voice codecs (G.711, G.729, G.723) for high-quality voice communication.
• Advanced Security: Both include robust security protocols (SIP over TLS, SRTP, HTTPS) to protect communications.
• User-Friendly Management: Both feature web-based management interfaces for easy configuration and monitoring.

In summary, the primary difference between the MX60E-16FXO and MX60E-32FXO lies in the number of FXO ports and the capacity to handle analog PSTN lines. The MX60E-32FXO offers greater scalability and is suitable for larger deployments, whereas the MX60E-16FXO is designed for smaller to medium-sized businesses.