SeQCPaaS™ is a POTS Replacement Solution.
Reliable Connectivity
Guarantees 99.9% uptime for mission-critical applications.
Industry Compliance
Supporting analog line replacements and their applications. All in one box.
- NFPA 72
- ASME A17.1B
- UL 62368-1
- UL 2054
- UL 864
- UN 38.3
- Payment Card Industry (PCI)
- California Fire Marshal
- Federal Communications Commission
LTE POTS Replacement + Internet
Many businesses today find themselves challenged by the remaining copper telephone lines still at work inside their networks. Providing a pathway to transition these critical business services to a cloud-based solution is key. Our extensive portfolio of POTS Replacement solutions provides you with alternatives for analog specialty and voice line applications, transforming them into more cost-effective, future-proofed, cloud-enabled solutions that deliver superior reliability and performance. From POTS Over LTE, and UCaaS to SIP/SIP PRI and Cable Voice – we’ll match the right technology to the applications and business priorities of your organization.
Are you still wasting money on antiquated POTS lines attached to your Elevator phones and lines Building entry phones Security alarm panels and lines Fire alarm panels and lines Fax machines Public safety phones Point Of Sale (POS) systems and lines Essential phone lines
No Single Point-Of-Failure For Superior Reliability.
POTS Over LTE
Unlike other POTS line replacement solutions that simply swap old copper lines with fiber optics, Sequentex’s proprietary Multi-WAN technology is engineered to optimize the last foot of copper. Our advanced system—featuring a geographically distributed network, secure point-to-point connections, proprietary formats, VoIP, and VoLTE—dramatically reduces the risk of data loss from service interruptions and delivers an industry-leading 99.999% uptime. With Sequentex, you stay reliably connected when it matters most.
Realize the Full Power of Wireless Solutions
Guaranteed Compatibility
SeQCPaaS™ is built to work with your legacy infrastructure and backed up by a 100% guarantee.
Service Compliance
SeQCPaaS™ is approved for life safety applications, our platform meets compliance requirements for HIPAA, PCI, and NFPA 72.
Fault-Tolerant Infrastructure
SeQCPaaS™’s fault-tolerant, geographically redundant data centers provide robust and reliable service, minimizing the risk of data loss and service interruption.
Industry Leading Hardware
A large global supply of carrier-grade on-premises equipment.
Agnostic
SeQCPaaS™ is the only company that supports enterprise-class equipment.
Installation
SeQCPaaS™‘s one-and-done approach means we can complete a successful installation on the first try, delivering phone service in less than 30 minutes.
24 x 7 x 365 AI-Powered NOC
Our Network Operations Center provides continuous monitoring and alerts to keep your systems running smoothly.
Why Choose SeQCPaaS™ powered by Sequentex for Your POTS Replacement Needs?
Realtime Notifications
If a device is not receiving power or encounters connection issues, notifications are sent as Sequentex’s support team works on a resolution.
Code Compliant
Sequentex’s solutions are NFPA 72 signaling code certified, comply to UL864, and is Fire Marshal-approved in all 50 states.
Better Customer Experience
Voice clarity is better than analog for better customer interactions. For you, we ensure on time installations with professional project management.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a POTS line?
POTS lines are the old copper telephone lines that have provided residential and business telephone service since Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone in 1876.
POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) is an acronym used by telecommunication carriers to refer to these traditional telephone lines. POTS lines are used for more than just regular voice calls. They also service analog devices like security alarms, fire alarm panels, FAX lines, building and gate entry systems, public safety emergency phones on campuses, elevator lines, point-of-sale systems and more.
Why are POTS lines going away?
The short answer is that copper telephone lines are becoming too expensive to maintain. Telecommunication companies are migrating to newer technologies, like VoIP solutions and fiber-optic cables. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recognized this in an August 2019 FCC order that removed obligations for certain local telephone companies to offer legacy services at regulated rates.
When will POTS phone lines go away?
There is no magical date when all POTS lines will vanish and traditional landlines will become obsolete. AT&T did announce a plan in March 2022 to reduce its copper footprint by 50 percent by 2025. AT&T has stated that they will NOT be renewing POTS Line Contracts after 2024.
The bottom line is that POTS lines, which form the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), are headed toward an inevitable sunset and becoming more expensive as carriers struggle to continue providing service to an ever-shrinking subscriber base. All of this is driving both residential and business customers to switch to alternative phone options.
Can you still get a POTS line?
It depends on where you live, but chances are good that you can still find telecom providers who offer you traditional landline phone service over copper POTS lines. But be prepared for the high costs for both installation and monthly service. Also keep in mind that the aging infrastructure of analog lines make them difficult to maintain, so service may become less reliable over time.
Contact Sequentex today and we will help you find POTS Line alternatives.
What are my POTS replacement options?
With Voice Over Cable, you can say goodbye to the limitations of traditional telephony systems. Voice over Cable provides a cutting-edge solution by utilizing an eMTA (embedded multimedia terminal adapter) with an onsite cable connection. This innovative approach allows analog devices to seamlessly connect to a cable connection, providing a superior alternative to traditional POTS.
Alarm Signal Transmission in the Modern Age
LTE for POTS replacement is the solution.
As telecommunications infrastructure evolves, traditional Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS) lines are gradually being phased out, creating an urgent need for reliable, modern alternatives in critical applications like fire alarms, security systems, and elevators. Alarm transmission must be robust and failproof—as any missed alert could have life-or-death consequences.