LG iPECS 1000i Range
The Ericsson-LG iPECS 1000i family is our standard desk phone range. Five models that look like a set, share the same menus and register to the same hosted platform — so a new starter can use any phone in the building without being trained on it.
The range
Entry / common areas
The phone you put where somebody occasionally needs to make a call — a stockroom, a meeting room, a spare desk. Monochrome display, no clutter, and the same platform behind it as every other phone in the building.
The workhorse
The model most of our customers standardise on. A larger display, more programmable keys and gigabit pass-through, so it sits between the wall socket and the PC without costing you a second network port.
High call volume
For the people who live on the phone — sales, service desks, anyone transferring calls all day. A colour display makes call handling legible at a glance instead of counting soft-key presses.
Reception and management
The top of the range, and the one that goes on reception. A large colour display, self-labelling keys that rename themselves when your extensions change, and expansion modules when one screen of colleagues is not enough.
Video and executive desks
The video handset at the top of the range. A seven-inch colour touchscreen and a 720p camera, running Android underneath, so a director can take a video call at the desk without waking a laptop. HDMI out puts the same display on a larger screen for a small meeting room.
Across the range
Wideband audio on the handset and the speakerphone, so calls sound like a conversation rather than a corridor.
Every phone reads the same company directory. Add a colleague once and they appear on all of them.
Colleagues, hunt groups, park slots and speed dials assigned to physical keys with status lights.
Log in to any handset and your extension, directory and keys follow you to that desk.
One cable for power and network, with a second port for the PC on most models.
We push configuration changes centrally — no walking round the office with a laptop.
Choosing
The honest answer is that the 1030i suits about eight desks in ten.
Put 1030i handsets on the general desks, a 1040i or 1050i wherever calls get transferred all day, and a 1010i in the rooms where the phone is a formality. Mixing models costs nothing extra on the platform and stops you paying for colour screens nobody looks at.
Key counts, expansion options and firmware features vary by model revision and region. We confirm the exact specification against the current manufacturer datasheet before anything is ordered, so you never end up with a phone that nearly does what you needed.
A 1050i with an expansion module — enough keys to see the whole company at once.
A 1040i. Colour makes queues and held calls readable at speed.
A 1030i. Gigabit pass-through, plenty of keys, nothing wasted.
A 1010i. It rings, it dials, it stays out of the way.
Behind the handsets
Whichever models you choose, the call handling runs on the Gamma Horizon hosted platform — so hunt groups, auto attendants, out-of-hours routing and call reporting are configured centrally and follow your people to softphones and mobiles too.
Next step
Tell us how many desks you have and what your people actually do on the phone. We will spec the mix, and we would rather you tried one before committing to fifty.
