EPON 4 PORT

Overview

The OLT EPON 4 Ports is a high-performance device that acts as the service provider's endpoint of the EPON. It connects to multiple Optical Network Units (ONUs) at the subscriber's end, enabling robust and efficient broadband communication.

Key Features

1. Multiple Ports: The OLT is equipped with 4 ports, allowing it to serve multiple ONUs simultaneously, enhancing network scalability and efficiency.

2. High Bandwidth: Leveraging EPON technology, it supports data rates up to 1.25 Gbps downstream and upstream per port, ensuring high-speed data transmission.

3. Advanced Management: Includes sophisticated management features like Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation (DBA), Quality of Service (QoS), and multicast traffic handling, ensuring optimal network performance and user experience.

4. Robust Security: Implements strong security protocols, including encryption and authentication mechanisms, to protect data integrity and prevent unauthorized access.

5. Scalability: The modular design allows for easy expansion and upgrading, accommodating growing network demands without significant infrastructure changes.

6. Energy Efficiency: Designed to consume minimal power, contributing to lower operational costs and environmental impact.

Technical Specifications

• Uplink Interface: Typically includes multiple gigabit Ethernet ports for connection to the core network.
• Downlink Interface: 4 EPON ports to connect to the ONUs.
• Power Supply: Redundant power supplies for increased reliability.
• Operating Temperature: Designed to operate efficiently within a wide temperature range, suitable for various deployment environments.
• Management Interface: Web-based GUI, CLI, and SNMP for easy and flexible network management.

Applications

The OLT EPON 4 Ports is ideal for various applications, including:

• Residential Broadband: Providing high-speed internet access to residential users.
• Business Services: Delivering reliable and scalable connectivity solutions for businesses.
• Campus Networks: Ensuring seamless communication across large educational or corporate campuses.
• Public Networks: Supporting municipal broadband initiatives and other public network services.