LTE POTSwap™ and Managed Services

POTS Replacement - Replace your plain old telephone service (POTS) with cellular enabled fixed or mobile implementations!

The POTSwap is an IoT device that uses special voice and 911 carrier service plans. We strongly recommend that POTSwap customers source voice and 911 service plans from Janus. Only carrier service plans offered by Janus for our LTEPOTSwap will be supported as Janus has been unsuccessful assisting customers with outsourced service plans.

The LTE POTSwap is now UL Certified!

The Janus LTE POTSwap allows users to replace analog (copper) phone lines, also called POTS (plain old telephone service) or PSTN (public switched telephone network), with a cost-competitive POTSwap unit and cellular voice and data plans. The POTSwap converts your fixed location landline devices to cellular enabled fixed or mobile implementations.

POTS Replacement with a POTSwap is the easiest way to switch legacy equipment from traditional phone landlines to a 4G LTE network. The existing phone line is connected directly to POTSwap. Simply unplug the telephone jack from its wall outlet and plug it into the POTSwap’s RJ11 socket. Insert the appropriate SIM card into the back panel of the unit. 

POTS/PSTN vs. Cellular Service

• Landline Costs: Landlines are a fixed recurring cost usually billed monthly. It is the cost to rent the copper wireline infrastructure for making phone calls on the traditional POTS network.  There are no such costs associated with a cellular network.
• POTS calls: Traditional POTS local and long distance calls are charged by the minute.  These charges are in addition to the landline costs.
• Cellular Service Costs: Cellular service is billed based on the amount of voice traffic or data transferred. For most IoT applications, cellular service costs are significantly lower than leased landline service costs.
• Availability of Landlines: Carriers are becoming increasingly unwilling and/or unable to support copper landlines.  The use of landlines is decreasing at a staggering rate.
• Availability of Cellular Service: Cellular service continues to expand rapidly in the US and around the world.
• Maintenance of Landlines: Copper landline maintenance and repair costs are skyrocketing due to the aging POTS infrastructure.
• Maintenance of Cellular Hardware: Cellular hardware technology is generally very stable and increasingly rugged and robust.
• Landlines are fixed locations: A landline is permanently associated with the location where the service is delivered.  
• Cellular Fixed and Mobile Locations: Cellular devices and services can be fixed or mobile.  Devices can be moved as required.  

Janus - Your POTS Replacement Champion

Companies that delay in transitioning from POTS to Cellular-based solutions will shoulder a disproportionate amount of the costs to maintain this aging infrastructure.