OLT Platforms

PON ACCESS PLATFORM

OLT Platforms for Scalable Fiber Access Networks

Carrier-grade GPON and XGS-PON Optical Line Terminals designed for scalable FTTH deployments, featuring high-density port configurations, redundant power designs, and broad Third-Party ONT compatibility.

OL3001

Single-Port Mini GPON OLT

Compact GPON OLT designed for small-scale fiber access deployments and flexible network expansion.

OL3002

2-Port Mini GPON OLT

Compact dual-PON GPON OLT for growing access networks that require higher subscriber capacity in a small footprint.

OL3004

4-Port Mini GPON OLT

Four-PON-port GPON OLT built for higher-density access scenarios while maintaining a compact deployment format.

OXL4001S

Single-Port XGS-PON OLT with Built-in WDM1r

Compact XGS-PON OLT with an integrated WDM1r design for next-generation 10G PON access and simplified optical deployment.

Common Questions About ORFA OLT Platforms

Find quick answers about GPON and XGS-PON OLT selection, deployment scenarios, interoperability, and model differences.

The main difference is PON port capacity. OL3001 provides 1 GPON port, OL3002 provides 2 GPON ports, and OL3004 provides 4 GPON ports, allowing operators to select the platform according to subscriber density and network scale.

The OL3001 is designed as a compact single-port GPON OLT and is well suited to smaller access networks, pilot projects, buildings, communities, or deployments where a low-port-count platform is preferred.

OL3002 and OL3004 are better suited to deployments that require additional PON capacity. The OL3002 provides two PON ports, while the OL3004 provides four, making them suitable for progressively larger subscriber groups or expanding access networks.

The OXL4001S is a single-port XGS-PON OLT designed for next-generation 10G PON access. It also incorporates WDM1r, supporting deployments where XGS-PON capability and optical integration are required.

ORFA designs its access products around standard PON technologies and interoperability requirements. Final compatibility should be verified according to the ONU/ONT model, OMCI implementation, firmware version, and target network environment.

Yes. ORFA can support product configuration, firmware-related requirements, interoperability testing, and project-specific technical discussions depending on the deployment scenario.

GPON is suitable for many standard broadband access applications, while XGS-PON is intended for higher-capacity 10G access networks. The choice depends on bandwidth requirements, subscriber density, existing infrastructure, and future network expansion plans.

ORFA supports OEM/ODM cooperation for selected products, including branding, packaging, firmware and other project-specific requirements. Availability depends on the model and customization scope.