Nice. So you all are doing direct connect via Active Ethernet rather than PON from the looks of it? LC-UPC on the SFP modules to LC-APC on the customer ports. We have some of both here in the USA, depending on the ISP.
I have AT&T PON Fiber currently. Still on GPON myself but they have XGS-PON in the same PFP cabinet. Ten years after starting Google Fiber finally pulled into the empty conduit and spliced the endpoint vaults. I will probably get Google eventually. But honestly, I like the OptiTap system and PFP (Primary Flexibility Point) cabinets used by AT&T. They are easier to deal with in the field and makes the initial plant install much faster.
Once AT&T let the batteries get old in our CEV and one took a dump. Fried some of the OLT Chassis and even some switches feeding them. I'm almost certain they were running them off of -48v which isolates from AC issues. But doesn't matter if you let the DC plan tank.
Looks awesome, nice work.
Thank you!
Nice, what switches are they?
They're called Waystream
https://www.waystream.com/en/products-solutions/access-switches/
You gonna cook your Thanksgiving Turkey in there?
What's with all the foil wrap?
It's insulation
Is this a carrier hut/pop feeding customers?
4 lights approximatively failed
Nice. So you all are doing direct connect via Active Ethernet rather than PON from the looks of it? LC-UPC on the SFP modules to LC-APC on the customer ports. We have some of both here in the USA, depending on the ISP.
Yes indeed. It's the only thing we build with here
I have AT&T PON Fiber currently. Still on GPON myself but they have XGS-PON in the same PFP cabinet. Ten years after starting Google Fiber finally pulled into the empty conduit and spliced the endpoint vaults. I will probably get Google eventually. But honestly, I like the OptiTap system and PFP (Primary Flexibility Point) cabinets used by AT&T. They are easier to deal with in the field and makes the initial plant install much faster.
Once AT&T let the batteries get old in our CEV and one took a dump. Fried some of the OLT Chassis and even some switches feeding them. I'm almost certain they were running them off of -48v which isolates from AC issues. But doesn't matter if you let the DC plan tank.