3CX Cloud PBX
PBXPLATFORMThe platform Yeaster phones connect to, unified calling, video, and messaging across all devices.
- Native 3CX integration
- All channels in one system
- Cloud-hosted & managed
Authorised Partner · Kenya
Yeaster IP PBX.
Hardware & Phones.
Enterprise-grade IP phones and PBX hardware designed for modern business. Yeaster P-Series phones integrate natively with 3CX Cloud PBX. Sentire supplies, installs, and supports Yeaster across Kenya.
IP Phones & Desk Sets
Yeaster Telephony Hardware
Enterprise-grade IP phones designed for modern business. Yeaster P-Series phones run 3CX natively, offering HD voice, touch screens, and seamless integration with 3CX Cloud PBX.
Hosted PBX Service
MANAGEDSentire hosts and manages your 3CX system, deployment, support, and updates included.
- 99.9% uptime SLA
- Managed hosting
- Hands-off operation
VoIP Gateways & Connectivity
Network & Gateway Solutions
Connect legacy systems to modern VoIP infrastructure. Yeaster gateways bridge PSTN, analog, and digital lines to IP networks, supporting mixed deployments during transitions.
VoIP System Deployment
DEPLOYMENTEnd-to-end setup including gateway configuration, SIP trunk integration, and network optimization.
- SIP trunk provisioning
- Network setup
- Phone configuration
SIP Trunk Integration
CONNECTIVITYConnect your PBX to modern SIP trunks, reduce telecom costs and gain scalability.
- Cost reduction
- Scalable lines
- Redundancy options
Phone System Hardware
One phone system that grows with your business.
Whether you're setting up a 5-seat office or a 200-seat contact centre, Sentire designs, installs, and supports your Yeaster system from day one.
FAQ
Common questions about Yeaster
What types of Yeaster phones does Sentire supply and configure?
Sentire supplies and configures Yeaster desk phones across the range — entry-level reception phones, mid-range executive handsets with HD voice, and conference phones for meeting rooms. All Yeaster phones are SIP-standard, which means they work with any SIP PBX, including 3CX. We recommend the right model for each role based on call volume and feature requirements.
Are Yeaster phones compatible with 3CX?
Yes. Yeaster phones are fully compatible with 3CX and are among the officially supported hardware options. Sentire uses Yeaster as the recommended desk phone hardware for 3CX deployments. Provisioning is automatic via the 3CX console — phones receive their configuration over the network without manual programming.
Do Yeaster phones require a separate licence to operate?
No. Yeaster desk phones are hardware devices and do not require a per-phone licence. The 3CX licence covers the extensions (users), not the physical phones. A single user licence can be used on a desk phone, the 3CX mobile app, and the 3CX web client simultaneously.
How are Yeaster phones provisioned and configured?
3CX supports automatic provisioning of Yeaster phones via a configuration URL or DHCP option. Once a phone is connected to the network, it contacts the 3CX server, downloads its configuration, and registers the assigned extension automatically. There is no need to configure each phone individually via its web interface. Sentire handles provisioning as part of every 3CX deployment.
What happens to Yeaster phones during a power outage?
Like all IP phones, Yeaster devices require power to operate. In environments where call availability during power outages is a requirement, we recommend Power over Ethernet (PoE) switches connected to an uninterruptible power supply (UPS), so phones remain operational during a mains failure. This is a common configuration for reception desks and security stations.
Can a Yeaster gateway connect existing analogue phone lines to 3CX?
Yes. Yeaster manufactures FXO gateways that connect analogue PSTN lines to a SIP PBX. This allows organisations to retain existing PSTN lines and connect them to 3CX, routing calls between analogue lines and IP extensions. This is useful during a transition period or where a specific analogue line must be preserved. Sentire configures and manages Yeaster gateways as part of PBX migration projects.