Grandstream GWN7062ET Wi-Fi 6 Router with 2 FXS Phone Ports, AX3000

Overview

The Grandstream GWN7062ET gives a small office, home office or shop internet, Wi-Fi 6 and a couple of desk phones from one box. It is the telephony version of the GWN7062E: alongside AX3000-class dual-band Wi-Fi and three Gigabit ports, it has two analogue phone (FXS) ports, so ordinary phones or a fax machine plug straight in and make calls over an internet phone service or an office phone system.

Is it right for you?

• Suits a small office, home office or shop that wants Wi-Fi and one or two analogue phones registered to a VoIP (voice over IP) service or an IP PBX (private branch exchange).
• Covers about 120 m² and up to 128 Wi-Fi devices; add mesh nodes for larger places, and up to 32 analogue phone connections across mesh nodes.
• If you do not need phone ports, the GWN7062E is the same router without them and without USB.
• For fibre or multi-gigabit broadband, see the GWN7062M.

Key features

• Two FXS (Foreign Exchange Station) RJ11 ports for analogue phones or fax machines; up to 32 analogue phone connections when mesh nodes are added.
• Dual-band Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax): 2.4 GHz 2×2 up to 573.5 Mbps and 5 GHz 3×3 up to 2,402 Mbps, AX3000 class, with three internal antennas up to 4.7 dBi.
• Up to 128 concurrent Wi-Fi clients, four main networks (SSIDs) plus one guest network.
• Mesh with up to 16 nodes using the GWN7062E, GWN7062ET, GWN7062M and the plug-in GWN7660EM, so coverage can grow room by room.
• Three Gigabit ports that can be WAN or LAN, with dual WAN failover or load balancing.
• One VPN (virtual private network) tunnel: WireGuard, OpenVPN server, IPsec, PPTP or L2TP client.
• WPA3 security, parental controls for up to 32 devices, URL and app filtering and DPI (deep packet inspection) traffic statistics.
• Router, wireless bridge and wireless relay modes.
• USB 2.0 port.
• 160 x 50 x 98 mm, 238 g.

What else you need

• An internet line from your provider; a second line can connect for failover or load balancing.
• A SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) account from a VoIP provider, or a Grandstream UCM (Unified Communications Manager) IP PBX, so the phone ports can make calls.
• Analogue phones or a fax machine with RJ11 cables within cable reach of the router.
• A mains socket: a 12 V, 1.5 A power adapter (18 W) is included.
• Only if you want to cover more rooms or add phone lines elsewhere: extra mesh nodes.

Installation

Set it up yourself from the Grandstream Home app or the web UI, and enter the SIP account details for the phone ports. Place it on a desk or mount it on an indoor wall in an open spot; keep the phones within cable reach or use mesh nodes for extra lines. Rated 0 to 40 °C.

Software and licences

Management is through the local web UI, the Grandstream Home app and the GWN app, GDMS Networking in the cloud, GWN Manager on your own server, or TR-069.

Before you buy

• The FXS ports need a SIP account from a VoIP provider or an IP PBX to make calls.
• Wi-Fi coverage is rated at about 120 m².