Yes, and that is usually the most practical conversation to have. The key is not to find a cosmetically similar replacement but to identify the job the old model was doing and then match that to the nearest current platform. Sometimes the replacement is straightforward; other times the newer unit offers a different mix of interfaces, radio capability or management features.
Comset can normally guide that transition if the existing model and application are known. That is much safer than guessing based on a name alone.
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If a Comset model has been discontinued, can Comset suggest the closest current alternative?
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