Nortel Systems

I still remember the first time I saw a Nortel phone as a kid — I was hooked. I noticed them everywhere: schools, businesses, official buildings. I knew they had features worth exploring, but I also knew they were not something a child should mess with. So I waited.

When I got older, I bought some of my own and learned everything I could. I have worked on Nortel systems at several locations, and today I run a full Nortel MCIS 0x32 system at my house — I completely rewired the entire house for it, and it is installed, managed, and loaded with just about every feature they offer, working alongside Grandstream devices. I build, install, and maintain these systems. I am also familiar with PBX, VoIP, and SIP setups, and I have restored classic phones and run them on ATA2s at home. I have fixed phones for restaurants and all kinds of businesses. For some reason, I get a real kick out of working on phones — and I still do.