FTTB: Connecting multi-dwelling buildings efficiently with almost 2 Gbps per subscriber
It’s often difficult and costly to bridge the last few metres in multi-dwelling buildings with optical fibre when bringing high-speed connections to customers. What’s more ONT (Optical Network Termination) can’t usually be installed by end customers themselves but require the network operator’s engineers.
The connection of multi-dwelling buildings with optical fibre (FTTB – Fibre-To-The-Building) and G.fast via copper wire pairs on the final metres to the end customer’s premise is an ideal solution regarding data rates. It combines the advantages of optical fibre with the existing copper-based access technology.
Distribution Point Units (DPU) MileGate 2042 and MileGate 2144 provide up to even 2 Gbps (combined upstream/downstream totals).
That is fibre-like speed at copper access deployment conditions.
| MileGate 205x | MileGate 205x DPU optimised for ultra-high-speed FTTB applications with support of G.fast 212 MHz.
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| MileGate 2144 | With 24 G.fast connections with profile 212a for ultra-broadband connection out of technical rooms
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| MileGate 2042 | MileGate 2042 for ultra-broadband FTTB applications with G.fast 212 MHz.
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