Solution
FTTH Network Infrastructure
Operators extending fiber to the home must connect thousands of subscribers across feeder, distribution and drop layers while keeping per-home cost predictable. This solution covers the complete FTTH passive plant — from central-office termination through PLC split points to the subscriber terminal — with one coordinated product set.
- Covers every network layer: feeder cable, distribution splitting, drop routes and subscriber termination
- Supports centralized or cascaded PLC split architectures, typically 1:32 to 1:64 per OLT port
- Outdoor loose-tube and ADSS cables serve duct, direct-buried and aerial feeder routes
- PLC splitters housed in weather-protected distribution boxes form serviceable street-level split points
- Field-installable SC/APC connectors and drop accessories shorten subscriber turn-up time
- GPON OLT and XPON ONU options align the active layer with the passive plant end to end
- Loss-budget planning across each split stage keeps links within typical GPON class limits
- One coordinated catalogue simplifies the bill of materials and keeps per-home connection cost predictable
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Internet Service Providers
Internet service providers live and die by cost per home passed and speed to connect. Access-network plant has to scale in step with subscriber take-up — every cabinet, splitter and drop either shortens activation time or adds a truck roll, and the physical layer decides how gracefully the network absorbs growth. PROSKY's catalogue maps directly onto that build: feeder and distribution cables into PLC splitters and street-side distribution boxes, drop hardware and FTTH accessories for fast subscriber turn-up, and OLT/ONT equipment classes at the active edge. Because the categories are specified to work together, an ISP can standardise a small set of parts across build phases — passing homes economically first, then connecting them quickly as demand arrives.
View industriesTelecom Operators
Telecom operators run some of the longest-lived infrastructure in any industry: distribution plant installed today must serve technology generations that have not yet been specified. From the exchange distribution frame to the subscriber outlet, operators need density, traceability and a documented physical layer that survives decades of moves, adds and changes. The catalogue covers that chain end to end — high-count backbone cables and distribution frames at the exchange, cabinets and enclosures through the outside plant, splitters and distribution boxes in the access layer, and the patch cords and connectors that tie each stage together. Standards-aligned interfaces let plant sections be upgraded independently, protecting the installed base as networks evolve from legacy copper toward all-fiber distribution.
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