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SBV5220 Digital Voice SURFboard Modem
If you are thinking about digital voice service through your cable provider, you are going to need a digital voice modem. The SBV5220 Digital Voice SURFboard ® Modem from Motorola is an excellent choice and is now available for purchase and can be used with most cable service providers such as Comcast, Timer Warner, Charter, etc...
Equipped with a built-in battery back up, this modem is a combination of a modem and phone adapter, also known as an embedded Multimedia Terminal Adapter (eMTA.)
Modem Features
With both 10/100Base-T Ethernet and USB connectivity and two RJ-11 connectors, the SBV5220 is an intelligent, flexible and convenient way to converge voice and data on one network.
Simple and easy to use and set-up, the SBV5220's also has an integrated Lithium-ion battery backup with eight hours of power, minimizing the likelihood that a consumer will lose telephone service during a power outage, a concern many face when using digital voice service. Customers are able to get voice and data from one unit and one broadband connection, which is always connected, which in turn provides for a faster connection.
Cost Savings and Benefits
The modem will put many voice users at ease as they will no longer have to deal with standard modems and routers which are susceptible to power outages. Modem/router combinations are also quickly becoming outdated. At $129.00 per modem, buying it as opposed to leasing it is more cost effective in the long run. The SBV5220 is more expensive than a standard cable modem simply because it has more capabilities.
Motorola's SBV5220 allows consumers to use their existing home telephone wiring to power two lines of voice service and supports all class features, including Caller ID, call waiting and 3-way calling among others. The SBV5220 uses industry-standard signaling protocols to provide high-speed Internet access and primary line digital voice telephone service. It also supports automatic fax modem processing.
