With the elmeg T484, Funkwerk Enterprise Communications (FEC) brings a diversely expandable PBX onto the market, which, even in its basic version, fulfils the requirements of many small-scale companies. The gap in the elmeg PBX portfolio between compact and modular systems has now been closed.

The basic model offers eight a/b ports, expandable to twelve ports. This means that twice as many analog ports are available for end devices than with its sister model elmeg T444. The various module slots play a key role in the elmeg T484 expansion concept. A slot is provided for expansion with digital and analog trunks and end devices, another slot accommodates the elmeg 4 DSP module with which analog and ISDN telephones can be directly connected via a SIP provider for modern VoIP telephony. Of course, it is also possible to connect IP telephones. In addition, a plug-in slot for CF memory cards allows voice boxes with different messages played prior to recording and other voice applications, such as announcement before answering, hotel wake-up messages, or different WAV file music on hold.