FTTH PRODUCTS / PROJECT SUPPLY

Coordinate FTTH products around the passive distribution plan.

Source FTTH drops, PLC splitters, distribution boxes and splice closures with topology-linked interfaces, labels, inspection and staged delivery.

Request FTTH Product List

SC APC drop cable and FTTH products for access-network supply

PURCHASING CONTEXT

An FTTH product list becomes useful when every item has a place in the network.

Drop cable, splitters, boxes and closures should be specified against the passive topology, connector plan, capacity, route and subscriber handoff. Buying isolated components can hide port, package and installation mismatches.

FiberXi supports passive FTTH product supply and configuration review. Optical budget, active OLT or ONT compatibility, civil route and final network design remain the responsibility of the customer's qualified team.

SC/APCAccess interfaces

PLCSplitter configurations

ODNPassive distribution supply

FTTH SUPPLY SCOPE

Connect the bill of materials to topology and service area.

Use one schedule for interfaces, quantities, network location, evidence and project release.

Drop assemblies

Choose cable and connector arrangements from route exposure, bend conditions, entry hardware and subscriber handoff.

Indoor, outdoor or indoor/outdoor construction
SC/APC interface and protective packaging
Length and subscriber identification

PLC splitters

Match split ratio, package, pigtail and connectors to the enclosure and optical distribution design.

1×N or 2×N configuration
Module, cassette, ABS or bare package
Input/output labels and connector plan

Boxes and closures

Specify usable port, splice and cable-entry capacity rather than relying only on the headline fiber count.

Adapter and splitter arrangement
Tray, routing and bend management
Cable entry and sealing configuration

Project releases

Group material by area, building, terminal, phase or contractor so receiving and installation teams can reconcile the shipment.

Network-location labels
Phase quantities and spare allocation
Packing list and shipment inspection

FTTH PROJECT FLOW

Release the passive products as one coordinated package.

Share the topology

Provide split plan, interfaces, terminals, routes, subscriber groups and quantities.

Confirm the BOM

Close product variants, labels, evidence, spares, packing and delivery phases.

Stage the shipment

Reconcile products and packages against the service-area or project release schedule.

BUYER FAQ

Questions to close before quotation.

Can FiberXi choose the FTTH split ratio?

FiberXi can review product configuration, but split architecture and optical budget must be approved by the network designer and equipment owner.

Can splitters be supplied inside boxes?

Integrated arrangements can be reviewed when enclosure space, package, connector, pigtail, tray and port requirements are defined.

Should all drops use one length?

Not necessarily. Route measurement, service loops, building layout, installation method and packing workflow may support a controlled length schedule.

Can project material be packed by service area?

Yes, when stable area, terminal, building or phase identifiers and quantities are provided before labeling and packing release.

Have an FTTH topology or passive BOM?

Send split ratios, interfaces, box and closure capacities, drop schedule, quantities and project phases for review.

Send FTTH Requirements