Zeneth Telecommunication — business PABX and phone system provider in Midrand
Zeneth Telecommunication has traded since 1988 and works from Nupen Crescent in Halfway House, Midrand. It supplies and supports business PABX and IP PBX systems with unified communications, and adds an unusual line alongside them: fixed-location GSM wireless connectivity that can now receive number porting from any service provider, which gives a site a working phone service where fixed lines are difficult.
Key facts
| Who they are | A Gauteng telecommunications company established in 1988, supplying and supporting business PABX and IP PBX systems with unified communications, alongside hosting, GSM connectivity and cabling |
| Trading history | The site states “Established 1988” and 36 years of trading on every page. That is one of the longest verifiable track records in this directory, and it means the company has moved businesses through analogue, digital and IP telephony in turn |
| Fixed-location GSM | The line that separates this supplier from an ordinary PABX house. A fixed-location GSM service puts a mobile network under a fixed phone number, and Zeneth states these lines can now receive porting from any service provider. For a site where a fixed line is unavailable, damaged or would take months to install, that is a working answer rather than a workaround |
| Voice services | IP PBX and unified communications, plus conventional PABX supply and support |
| Also offers | Hosting, GSM network services and the data and voice cabling behind the systems |
| Head office | 508 Nupen Crescent, Halfway House, Midrand, 1685, Gauteng |
| Coverage | Gauteng-focused, with installation and cabling project work across the province |
| Customer rating | No rating is shown. A Google listing carrying the company domain exists at the Nupen Crescent address, but it is unclaimed and carries no reviews, so there is nothing to publish |
| Pricing | Quote-based. Zeneth scopes a phone system and its supporting services per site rather than publishing a standard rate |
| Sector experience | The company describes voice and data cabling work for hotel and medical groups. Both are demanding environments — hospitality needs room integration and billing, healthcare needs reliability and privacy — so ask for references in your own sector |
| ICASA licence | Not stated on the site. PABX and hosted-voice suppliers usually carry calls over a licensed network partner, so confirm the licensed entity when you request a quote |
| Listed In | Phone System Providers |
Thirty-six years, and a GSM line that ports
Phone systems delivered on premises need someone who can attend site, so coverage here is a Gauteng question. What makes this listing worth reading is the combination of a very long trading record and one genuinely useful product. A company established in 1988 has migrated customers from analogue PABX to digital to IP, which means it can service an old system as well as sell a new one — and for a business with a working switchboard that is not ready to be replaced, that is a shorter list of suppliers than you might think. The fixed-location GSM service deserves particular attention because it solves a specific and common problem. A new site with no fixed line, a building where the copper has been stolen, a temporary office, a rural branch: in each case the conventional answer is to wait for an installation that may take months. A GSM line under a fixed number, with porting now accepted from any provider, gives that site a working business number immediately. Ask what the call rates are on it, since GSM-terminated calls price differently from fixed-line, and confirm the porting timeline in writing. Ask too for references in your sector, given the hospitality and healthcare cabling work described. Compare providers in the phone system directory.
Who Zeneth Telecommunication is a fit for
- Sites with no usable fixed line that still need a working business number quickly
- Gauteng businesses with an established PABX wanting it supported rather than replaced
- Hospitality and healthcare premises needing voice and data cabling alongside the system
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Compare Phone System providers →Commonly asked questions
How long has Zeneth been trading?
Since 1988. The company states “Established 1988” and 36 years of trading on its site, which is one of the longest verifiable records in this directory.
What is fixed-location GSM?
A service that puts a mobile network under a fixed phone number at a specific site. Zeneth states these lines can now receive porting from any service provider, which makes it a practical option where a fixed line is unavailable or delayed.
Where is Zeneth based?
508 Nupen Crescent, Halfway House, Midrand. Installation and cabling project work covers Gauteng.
Does Zeneth support existing PABX systems?
Yes, it supplies and supports business PABX and IP PBX systems. With a trading record going back to 1988 it has worked across analogue, digital and IP generations.
What does Zeneth charge?
Pricing is quote-based, scoped per site rather than published as a standard rate. Ask for GSM call rates separately if that service is in scope.
Why is no customer rating shown?
A Google listing carrying the company domain exists at the Nupen Crescent address but it is unclaimed and has no reviews, so there is nothing to publish.
This listing is maintained by WhichVoIP, an independent South African telecoms comparison service running since 2019. Details are verified against the provider’s public website and were last reviewed on 1 August 2026.