What to check before specifying an OLT for a multi-building site
Port count is the easy part. Splitting ratio, loss budget and where the distribution boxes land decide whether the network works.
Read moreProduct releases, technical notes and where to meet us. We post when there is something worth telling partners — not on a schedule.
The splitter range now covers more ratios and both rack and enclosure formats, so a single access network can be specified end to end from one supplier — with the loss budget calculated across the same components we manufacture.
Read the full storyPort count is the easy part. Splitting ratio, loss budget and where the distribution boxes land decide whether the network works.
Read moreWe will be showing the optical access range and the headend equipment side by side. Book a slot and we will have your configuration ready.
Read moreThe answer usually comes down to the building’s existing cabling, not the budget. Here is how we decide on a site survey.
Read moreImproves channel-scan stability and adds several preset configurations. Available on request — quote your build when you write in.
Read moreThe order we bring a rack up in, and the four checks that catch most faults before the site goes live.
Read moreVoltage, plug type, documentation language and certification — the four things to settle before a first order to a new country.
Read moreTell us which product line you follow and we will add you to the list for releases and firmware notices on those models.