Businesses save big when they share existing phone lines with their Media Projector solution
Nicholasville, KY — July 9, 2010 — Telecommunications company Multi-Link, Inc., introduces the Media Projector Application of its leading line sharing products, The Stick® and Polnet® ACP. The Media Projector Application is the ideal complement to media projector solutions commonly used by businesses across all market segments. Media projectors can be remotely monitored, diagnosed and maintained by connecting them to the network via a dedicated line. The Stick and the Polnet ACP, with their line sharing capability, allow businesses to use an existing telephone line to access media projectors and save on the costs that would have been associated with a new dedicated line.
“Businesses owners are constantly searching for ways to reduce their operating expenses. Installed in thousands of locations, we have helped our customers save millions of dollars in their annual telecommunications costs with The Stick and the Polnet ACP” says Nancy Shemwell, President and CEO of Multi-Link, Inc.
The Stick and the Polnet ACP are plug and play devices that share a single line among 4 or up to 9 devices. They are easy to install, have a rich set of call handling features, provide security and with more than 600,000 units in the field, have a proven record of quality and reliability.
Some popular media projector solutions: cinemas, corporate conference rooms, conference center venues, classrooms and auditoriums, advertising and digital signage, control rooms and network operation centers, video walls and many more.
About Multi-Link, Inc.
Founded in 1987, Multi-Link, Inc. is a Kentucky-based manufacturer dedicated to the development and marketing of high quality telecommunications devices, including remote power management and fax phone switches, for a wide variety of commercial and government applications. As the premier company in telephone line sharing products, thousands of companies utilize Multi-Link devices to reduce their telecommunications cost through more efficient use of telephone lines. Visit: www.multi-link.net.
