The Turbolink 7301 combines a powerful ADSL2+ modem, a router with four Ethernet interfaces, a WLAN access point, an USB host interface and a VoIP telephone system with 2 analogue interfaces as well as an ISDN S0 interface. It enables telephoning with analogue and ISDN telephones or devices via the analogue or ISDN fixed line or via DSL using state-of-the-art Voice over IP technology. The integrated 4-port switch and the 802.11n (Draft)-WLAN access point enable a flexible and very easy connection of computers to the internet. The integrated USB interface enables printing via a connected printer or provides access to connected storage media such as USB hard drives or memory sticks. The Turbolink 7301 can be administrated via TR-069 protocol and updated to the newest firmware release.Additional, the configuration of the Turbolink 7301 can be realized via a intuitive, web-based Graphical User Interface (GUI).

As a successor technology to ADSL, VDSL2 offers greater upstream and downstream bandwidths for data transfer at speeds of up to 110 Mbps. The greater upstream bandwidth offered by VDSL2 is of particular importance for companies. Home users, in contrast, can download numerous 'triple play' multimedia services such as high-quality video streams, high-speed Internet access and voice services at high rates.The Sphairon Speedlink 1101 works as a modem, thereby enabling connection of further CPEs such as the Turbolink 7000 series to connect telephones, computers, printers, game consoles and a multitude of other devices. Compared with competing offerings from cable and satellite service providers, the Speedlink series provides an ideal solution for fixed-line multimedia offerings with its highly developed QoS features. Carriers are able to offer a diverse range of DSL services on a single network with very short installation times and minimal costs. The implementation of VDSL2 of course enables further use of existing POTS and ISDN services, apart from these new services, over a single telephone line.

The manageable Primelink 1201 network terminating unit implements the subscriber-end connection of SDSL signals on up to four wire pairs.

Each wire pair provides a bandwidth of 2.176 kbps (34 x 64 kbps) for Ethernet packets.

There is the choice to use 1, 2, 3 or 4 SDSL lines for data traffic. The number of useful VC12 can be freely configured through the management. By the use of up to four network-side SDSL wire pairs, the transmission of Ethernet traffic at a bandwidth of up to 10 Mbps is possible via this device.

For the connection of the Primelink 1201 to the customer's Ethernet network elements, two Ethernet interfaces are available as 10/100Base-T ports with bridge functionality.

This device has a network management interface, through which disturbances can reported, settings can be made and quality data can be queried.