• OLT MF-2 Redundant Lightspan Starter Kit with 800Gbps NT

OLT MF-2 Redundant Lightspan Starter Kit with 800Gbps NT, AC Powered, 16-port PON Card, Requires Altiplano

Marca Nokia
Part Number 3HG01650AB

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Product Types: Routers | Switches
$27,800.00
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Nokia Lightspan MF-2


The Nokia Lightspan MF-2 is a high-capacity software-defined fiber access node designed to power next-generation massive scale access networks. It supports Gigabit, 10 Gigabit and 25 Gigabit services over multiple Passive Optical (PON) technologies. The Lightspan MF-2 is based on the Nokia Quillion chipset and combines market-leading density, throughput and low latency. It enables fiber access to be a single infrastructure for the delivery of all services across all technologies: residential, business, 5G transport and pre-aggregation.


The Nokia Lightspan MF-2 is a small modular 2RU fiber access node (optical line terminal, OLT) suitable for use in a variety of deployment scenarios: mobile transport; small-scale residential services in multidwelling units (apartment buildings); preaggregation of remote access nodes; and delivery of business services to hotels, stadiums, office buildings, etc. It has TSN-grade (time-sensitive networking) capabilities enabling operators to use existing fiber assets for efficient 5G transport. Service providers have maximum flexibility for deploying Lightspan MF-2 in the central office, building basements, outside plant cabinet or data center.


Lightspan MF-2 enables a simpler and more cost-efficient network evolution today and in the future. It supports Multi-PON mode to deliver GPON and XGS-PON services from a single port and 25G PON. As a member of the Lightspan product family, it fully supports SDAN (Software Defined Access Networks) for network slicing.


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