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WE ARE THE SAMSUNG and
Asterisk as well as VOIP PABX
SPECIALISTS. Situated In Pretoria, our customers choose us because we have continually demonstrated great response times along with excellent service and support. Tired of broken promises and technicians that do not arrive, or sub standard service to your mission critical telecoms solutions? Contact us for on call, on demand SAMSUNG, Asterisk and VOIP PABX maintenance and repairs. In today’s highly competitive business environment, the stability of your communication system is vital ,and we understand the need for fast, efficient service. Our experienced and qualified technicians are ready to assist you.
The Most Qualified ,experienced and competent Samsung Telecoms technicians.
In most cases where inexperienced installers have been used, messy cabling is the root of the problem. We will install and cable your PABX system for optimal performance and train staff on the use of it’s functions. PABX systems today are highly sophisticated pieces of equipment with communication capabilities that will enhance your customers experience.
Our experienced Samsung and VOIP PBX technicians are trained on all of the Samsung and VOIP PBX products from the NX308 to the Officeserv 7400,Asterisk,Quintum and are quickly able to ascertain what is required to have your communication system running at it’s optimal level for your business. PABX repairs are often made on-site and in cases where equipment needs testing or replacing, a temporary repair will be made to enable your business to make and receive calls while the parts are tested and repaired. Our technicians are dedicated professionals who understand the needs of business communication systems as mission critical equipment.
Critical call outs and fast response
Call us right away and experience excellent, reliable service! Jacques - 072 351 4875 We regret that all first time customers MUST pay COD for the Call-Out.(R350.00 per hour or part there-of)
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who will actually install your system for answers.
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