A PABX system is a telecommunications system that allows a certain number of direct lines to be distributed to other telephones via the use of extensions. For example a business may install a PABX system and have 5 direct lines coming into the business, from those five lines you may link a further 20 telephones to the system using extension lines so that they all link together. The system allows other features such as call forwarding, call diversion etc. The PABX system does not need an operator in order to access an outside line.
Staff can easily talk internally and externally.
There are many types of PABX systems. TSKL has four main systems, which we prefer to use. Each PABX system has a maximum number of lines and a number of extensions on which they operate. For example the Panasonic system has the capacity to have two direct lines and six extensions. It is wise to discuss this possibility before purchasing a system as some systems can not be expanded at a later stage.