FM-E130T EPON OLT with 1-PON Ports and 1-Uplink Ports

FM-E130T EPON OLT with 1-PON Ports and 1-Uplink Ports


FM SKU#:SKU50101S
Model#:FM-E130T
MFG PART#:FM-E130T

Key Features

FM-E130T is a small scale office end OLT device of FTTX telecommunication level independently researched and developed by Fiber-MART Company; it conforms to IEEE802.3-2005 standard; it can provide user with access to comprehensive services such as broadband, voice, IPTV and CATV.

Strong QOS function

Our EPON system supports maximum 256 Logical Link Identifier (LLID); supporting Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation (DBA) and uplink and downlink traffic rate-limited, minimal and maximal bandwidth control and different stream weighting coefficient to fully guarantee QOS.

Rich OAM function

Our FM-E130T OLT supports auto-discovery, auto identification and auto-register, user line testing, remote ONU fiber failure and power failure alert. It also support flexible controllable multicasting, support IGMP snooping.

Specifications:

ParametersSpecifications
Wavelength (nm)1310(RX)/1490(TX)
Transmission Distance (km)20
MAC Address Table4K MAC address list (Uplink port supports electronic port modules and optical port modules, which can be configured flexibly as required)
MTBF (hrs)100,000
Product Features1. 1U case,Good shielding measures
2. Layer 2 aggregation switching
3. Layer 2 wire-speed forwarding
4. support rich layer 2 protocols
Protocols1. IP ToS
2. IEEE802.1p priority
Network Management1. Support in-band management, out-of-band management
2. Support online upgrade of device software
Port features1. 1 PON ports (1.25G)
2. 1 uplink ports (1G) (electronic ports and optical ports options)
3. 1 management ports (special software management)
4. 1 console port
Power ConsumptionDC (5V/4A) (20W)
Operating Temp. (°C)0℃~+45℃
Storage Temp. (°C)-30℃~+60℃
Storage Humidity10℃~+90℃ ;non-condensing
Rack Dimensions (mm)440(L) x 207(W) x 43.6(H)
Note: This device is without PON Module and Uplink Module.
ParametersSpecifications
Wavelength (nm)1310(RX)/1490(TX)
Transmission Distance (km)20
MAC Address Table4K MAC address list (Uplink port supports electronic port modules and optical port modules, which can be configured flexibly as required)
MTBF (hrs)100,000
Product Features1. 1U case,Good shielding measures
2. Layer 2 aggregation switching
3. Layer 2 wire-speed forwarding
4. support rich layer 2 protocols
Protocols1. IP ToS
2. IEEE802.1p priority
Network Management1. Support in-band management, out-of-band management
2. Support online upgrade of device software
Port features1. 1 PON ports (1.25G)
2. 1 uplink ports (1G) (electronic ports and optical ports options)
3. 1 management ports (special software management)
4. 1 console port
Power ConsumptionDC (5V/4A) (20W)
Operating Temp. (°C)0℃~+45℃
Storage Temp. (°C)-30℃~+60℃
Storage Humidity10℃~+90℃ ;non-condensing
Rack Dimensions (mm)440(L) x 207(W) x 43.6(H)

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