- Up to 16 XGS-PON ports, 1U case
- Hot-swappable redundant power modules
- Remote management via CLI, SNMP
- Compliance with G.988, G.984.x and TR-156 standards
- Ability to provide CaTV together with data transmission
- Optimal solution for a small village or an apartment building
XGS-PON interfaces are used to connect an optical distribution network. Up to 128 optical subscriber terminals can be connected to each interface via one fiber by the GPON standard and up to 256 subscriber terminals by the XGS-PON standard. Access to the carrier’s transport network is provided through 100 Gigabit uplink interfaces. OLT LTX allow carriers to build scalable, fault-tolerant “last mile” networks that meet the highest safety standards. OLT manages subscriber devices, traffic switching and connection to the transport network.
Broadband subscriber access via FTTH technology is the highest quality Triple Play service delivery option, as it pro- vides high data transmission rates over long distances. The main advantage of PON technology is the absence of electrically powered active nodes in the section from OLT to ONT, which significantly reduces the network operating cost. Furthermore, PON technology saves on cabling infrastructure by reducing the total length of the optical fiber, since one fiber for a group of up to 128 subscribers (GPON standard) and up to 256 subscribers (XGSPON standard) is used in the section from the central node to the splitter. OLT station terminals support two hot-swappable power mo- dules with the the ability to automatically switch to a redun- dant power unit.