Huawei offers 1RU Pizza OLT for GPON, XG-PON FTTH

Nov. 27, 2017
Huawei has unveiled the 1RU Pizza Optical Line Terminal (OLT) MA5801 family. The portfolio includes options for both GPON only and mixed GPON and XG-PON fiber to the home (FTTH) scenarios, as well as for different applications.

Huawei has unveiled the 1RU Pizza Optical Line Terminal (OLT) MA5801 family. The portfolio includes options for both GPON only and mixed GPON and XG-PON fiber to the home (FTTH) scenarios, as well as for different applications.

The company says the Pizza OLT MA5801 line members support dual AC or DC power supplies and a range of operating temperatures. The GPON-only unit will support up to eight ports to enable service to more than 500 users in what Huawei considers typical use scenarios. The GPON and XG-PON unit is designed to support the evolution of FTTH infrastructure from the former to the latter. Operators also can upgrade the OLT to support gigabit ultra-broadband (UBB) capabilities without changing components, Huawei says.

Operators can use the FTTH-focused members of the family to support long-distance coverage in sparsely populated rural areas via Class C++ GPON optical modules with high power budgets. However, other members of the portfolio target additional applications. For example, the Pizza OLTs may be deployed in mobile cabinets in fixed/mobile convergence scenarios to drop fibers to cover surrounding households. They also can be used in passive optical LAN applications to support high-capacity campus or enterprise requirements, Huawei says.

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