 ONU(optical Network Unit)

Product description:
Model No: KT PNF02C - 4 PON ONU with WiFi

Keeping the variegated demands of customers in mind, we are involved in

providing standard quality range of Digital EPON Equipments to our valued
customers.

Features:

 Require less maintenance

 Extended life
 Uninterrupted performance
 Efficient operations
 Long functional life

Specification:

Optical power

 PON transmitting optical power range: -1 ~ +4dBm

 PON receiving optical power range: -4 ~ -26dBm

Network interface

 PNF02C series: 100M/ adaptive

Power supply

 Working voltage 100Va.c. to 240Va.c. (50/60Hz)

 Total power consumption ≤ 6W
 Operating ambient temperature 0???~ +55???

Dimension

 PNF02C: 150mm×108mm×32mm

Fiber Optic Media Converters Used In Ethernet Networks

About Fiber Optic Media Converter:

A fiber optic media converter is a simple networking device, the fiber to ethernet media converter can
converts one network media type (defined by the cable, connector, and bandwidth) into another. They are also
used in metropolitan area network (MAN) access and data transport services to enterprise customers. This
transition allows any business, no matter what its size, to expand their old network with the latest technology.
This flexibility allows for a greater efficiency and harmony between departments and individuals.

A typical media converter is made up of two transceivers, sometimes referred to as media attachment units.
These can transmit data to and from each other. Each MAU (Media Attachment Unit) comes with a different
industry standard format fibre connector which is able to join different types of media. The basic concept is
that one media type enters and another exits. All connectors are up to date with the latest IEEE standards and
protocols.

Benefits of Ethernet to Fiber Optic Converters:

 Protects your investment in existing copper ethernet-based hardware

 Provides you with the flexibility to add fiber on a port-by-port basis
 Enjoy the benefits of fiber without have to make wholesale changes
 Fast ethernet or Gigabit ethernet to multi-mode or single mode
 Ethernet to fiber and fiber back to ethernet links
 Create copper-fiber connections with fiber switches

Why used the fiber to ethernet media converter?

Fiber to Ethernet Media Converter models that are best suited for enterprise and Service Provider applications,
offer an on-board processor to continuously monitor that both fiber connections are up. This functionality,
generally referred to as “Link Pass-Through”, monitors the state of the link to the end devices and ensures that
each end-point knows whether the entire link is up or not. Some media converter products do not have this
intelligence and simply “nail up” the link even though the fiber link peer is down. With Link Pass-Through, a
feature available in all FiberStore Fiber to Fiber Optic Converters, the network’s SNMP management system
can be alerted when a fault occurs so that corrective action can take place.

Fiber to ethernet network media converters are used in Cisco Systems, IBM, Nortel, Microsoft and ADC. By
using our media converters, these world leading enterprises cut their cabling cost. Based on Transition Point
System advantages, users could save the cost while do not degrade the network performance.
FiberStore is an professional manufacturer & supplier of fiber to Ethernet converter and fiber optic cable. All
of our fiber media converters are tested in house prior to shipping to guarantee that they will arrive in perfect
physical and working condition. If you have questions about optics(such as customized the fiber to ethernet
converter,fiber optic cable specifications,ect.), please feel free to contact us at sales@fs.com.

This entry was posted in Fiber Media Converter and tagged fiber optic cable specifications, Fiber to Ethernet
Converter, Fibre Connector on October 23, 2013 by Amelia.Liu.
Specifications for MTP and MPO Trunk Cable
Along with the recent addition of new MTP and MPO trunk cable products for sale from FiberStore. Our
company manufactures and distributes a wide range of MTP/MPO products including single mode or
multimode MPO and MTP fiber patch cable. Multi fiber ferrule connections used in high-density backplane
and Printed Circuit Board (PCB) applications in data and telecommunications systems. High density
MTP/MPO trunk cables with up to 288 fibers in a single cable. The MPO fiber cable connector offers up to 12
times the density of standard connectors, providing significant space and cost savings. The MTP/MPO patch
cables and fanouts are designed to support high-speed, short-reach, data center applications.
MPO/MTP Trunk Cable Specifications:

MPO trunk cable connectors utilize precision molded MT ferrules, with metal guide pins and precise housing
dimensions to ensure fiber alignment when mating. Fiberstore MPO/MPT trunk cables using a compact and
rugged microcable structure, according to different colors divided into SM, MM and 10G MM (such as OM4
MPO cable). The fiber ranges from 12 to 144, MTP polarity options are TIA way is Style A(up), Style
B(down) and Style C(up/up).

The MPO/MTP Trunk cable is designs for Data Center Applications. It is divided into round cable and flat
cable with the outer diameter of 3.0 mm or 4.5 mm. The connector where this cable is terminated on is the so
called MPO/MTP connector. 10Gb, 40Gb and 100Gb configurations are also available.

MPO cables can fan-out to other connections such as SC or LC to interconnect with standard-density products
or services, generally using 12 or 24 fibre cassettes.

The MPO system uses ribbon-fibre cables and typically has 6 or 12 cores housed in one high-density MPO
connector. MPO cables can fan-out to other connections such as SC or LC to interconnect with standard-
density products or services, generally using 12 or 24 fibre cassettes.

MTP/MPO Trunk Cable Assemblies are designed for high density application which offers excellent benefits
in terms on-site installation time and space saving. These plug and play solutions uses micro core cable to
maximize bend radius and minimize cable weight and size. MPO/MTP Trunk Cable are factory pre-
terminated, tested and packed along with the test reports. Available in 12 core configuration, these space
saving assemblies comes with either MTP Male or MTP Female Connectors on both the other end. They are
available in lengths of 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 meters, custom lengths are available on request. MPO/MTP Trunk
Cables are available in Single mode, Multimode OM1, OM2, OM3 or OM4 with LSZH or PVC Jackets.

MPO/MTP Trunk Cable Features:

 Used in 12-fiber or 24-fiber cabling systems

 Available in OM1, OM2, OM3 multimode fiber and OM4 multimode fiber
 Available in FC,LC, SC, ST, MU, and MTP
 Interface polished type has PC, UPC and APC
 Available in 12 / 24 / 36 / 48 / 72 / 96 / 144-fibers
 Up to 70% faster install than field-terminated trunks
 Optional pulling eye protects connectors and eases installation
 100% factory tested, with test results included for each assembly
 Discrete connectors are heat-cured and use ceramic ferrules and sleeves
 Fan-out fibers from MPO/MTP connectors into individual simplex or duplex
 Customized for length, staggering, connector type, breakout style, fiber count, and labeling fiber

Packaging:
The MPO patch cable is supplied protected in a plastic bag and packed in a carton box. Each cable has two
identification labels, each containing: barcode, part number, factory order number, cable lengths and unique
serial number.

For more MTP and MPO trunk cable products,or want to know kinds of fiber optic cable specifications, pls
click fiber optic shop.The cable length can up to 999 ft, and breakout length from 12-99 inches. Actually, it
belongs to a custom product, please kindly email your requirements to us!
This entry was posted in MPO/MTP solutions and tagged fiber optic cable specifications, fiber optic shop, MPO
trunk cable, om4 mpo cable, OM4 multimode fiber on October 10, 2013 by Amelia.Liu.
OM3 OR OM4 Cable Which One Do You Need
Many types of fiber optic cable in the online company supply.It has many choices in the internet.How to
choose the right fiber optic cables if you needed? Such as the OM3 multimode fiber OR OM4 multimode
fiber.The first we must know fiber optic cable specifications,and know their different,and finally to determine
which one is the most suitable.

10G Ethernet:

The 10G Ethernet basic power budget is about 6dB but this is degraded for longer link lengths due to signal
distortions such as modal dispersion. These distortions mean that the detector requires more power to operate.
The way this extra power is accommodated in channel planning is through a “power penalty”. In our example,
the power penalty increases from 0 to almost 5dB for the maximum channel length. The penalty is not linear
and increases dramatically as the maximum length is reached. In designing the channel, a key factor is the
power budget available for connection loss. This is the total power budget inclusive of penalties reduced by the
cable attenuation, leaving that portion of the power budget that may be used to cover connector insertion loss,
splice loss, bend loss and contamination.The table opposite shows that at 300m with OM3 the loss available
for all connections is only 1.79dB. On the other end OM4 allows up to 4.55dB, an increase of 2.76dB. A
typical data centre channel may have eight connections. For OM3, the average loss must be less than
0.24dB,including all factors which means premium terminations must be used and there is no margin for
installation faults, pinched cables or any other channel problem With a budget of 0.57dB per connection, OM4
allows considerable headroom to support a stable network. Know more OM3 and OM4 in this blog ,it can help
you to choose the best cable in your project.

OM3 multimode fiber:

OM3 10G fiber optic cables which are used for 10Gigabit Ethernet applications. These cables are also called
multimode OM3 10G Aqua fiber optic cables. Our OM3 10G cables are various types including different
connector types, cable structure and cable length. Our OM3 multimode fiber that are compliant to ISO/IEC
11801 standards. These cables are used for 10Gbps networks to meet the requirement of continuous growing
of high data rates.Typically 10 Gigabit applications are run on 9/125 Single Mode fiber, which require costly
single mode transceivers. By utilizing the FOB501B series cables, you can implement low cost multimode
transceivers or VCSEL’s (Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Lasers) resulting in greater overall system cost
savings.

OM4 multimode fiber:

OM4 is the latest high modal bandwidth high performance 50/125 Graded Index Multimode (GIMM) cabled
fibre specification. OM4 fibre enables extended range performance over high bit rate links such as 8 Gigabit
Fibre Channel and 10 Gigabit Ethernet compared to existing fibre types. FiberStore offer a wide range of OM4
compliant cable assembly products in both standard OM4 and Reduced Bend Sensitivity (RBS) OM4 variants.

What is the difference between OM3 and OM4 fiber?

First, OM stands for optical multi-mode. Both OM3 an OM4 are 50/125 core fiber but they have different
internal construction that allows the OM4 fiber to provide the same performance as OM3 but for longer
distances. The reason for this is the difference in bandwidth, OM3 has 2500 megahertz bandwidth , OM4 has
4700 megahertz bandwidth. What this translates to is longer transmission distances for the OM4 fiber. So you
will need to know the distance of the fiber run in order to help decide which kind of fiber and fiber accessories
need to be used.

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An Overview Of The Armored Fiber Cable
Fiber optic cables form one of the most important parts of the networking industry today. Fiber cables are
composed of one or more transparent optical fibers enclosed in a protective covering and strength members.
Fiber cables are used to transmit data by the mode of light. Various types of fiber cables available are
multimode duplex fiber cables, single mode simplex fiber cables, single mode duplex fiber cables, armored
fiber cables and plastic optical fiber cables.

What is Armored Fiber Cable

Armored Fiber Cable, is outside the optical fiber is then wrapped in a layer of protective of “armor”, is mainly
used to meet the requirements of customers rodent, moisture proof, etc. Armored cable is a power cable made
up by assembling two or more electrical conductors, generally held together with an overall sheath. This
electrical cable with high protective covering is used for transmission of electrical power, especially for
underground wiring needs. However, these cables may be installed as permanent wiring within buildings,
buried in the ground, run overhead, or may even be kept exposed. They are available as single conductor cable
as well as multi-conductor cables.

Common Armored Fiber Cable

Armored fiber optic cables are often installed in a network for added mechanical protection, as they have extra
reinforcing in the cable housing to prevent damage. Two types of armored fiber optic cables exist: interlocking
and corrugated. Interlocking armor is an aluminum armor that is helically wrapped around the cable and found
in indoor and indoor/outdoor cables. It offers ruggedness and superior crush resistance. Corrugated armor is a
coated steel tape folded around the cable longitudinally. It is found in outdoor cables and offers extra
mechanical and rodent protection.

Armored Flame Retardant Fiber Optic Cable for Indoor/Outdoor Applications

Indoor/outdoor fiber optic cables have been pretty hot in the last several years and there are good reasons for
this. For service providers, indoor/outdoor fiber cables really present big time and cost savings. This cable
design can come from the outdoor environment and enter a building without the need to switch cable designs
to have the flame retardance required indoors. This dual purpose cable can reduce the cost of the terminations
and related labor to change cable designs.

The development of dry water blocking core technology has also helped indoor/outdoor fiber cable
development. This dry core technology uses water swellable materials to block the flow of moisture in the
longitudinal direction.We also provide other types of fiber optic cable,such as the waterproof cable,waterproof
fiber pigtail cable can be used in harsh environment. It is mainly used in outdoor connection of the optical
transmitter. Waterproof fiber pigtail is designed with a stainless steel strengthened waterproof unit and
armored outdoor PE jacketed cables.
  What is riser cable used for?
Cable that is run between floors in non-plenum areas is rated as riser cable. The fire
requirements on riser cable are not as strict. Thus, plenum cable can always replace
riser cable, but riser cable cannot replace plenum cable in plenum spaces.

 SPECIFICATIONS OF INTERNETCABLE
Internet Cable

Productdetails:
Patch Panel Type Cat 6, Cat 5e, Cat 6a, Fiber Patch
Panel
Cable length 90meter/roll
Cable Type Coaxial, Optical Fiber, Twisted Pair
Color Multi