Solitine SOL2004-GPON-DP 4 Port 10G GPON OLT

A GPON (Gigabit Passive Optical Network) OLT is a networking device used in fiber-optic communication systems. GPON is a popular technology used for delivering high-speed internet access to multiple users over fiber-optic lines. The "OLT" stands for "Optical Line Terminal," and it serves as the central point in the GPON network where the fiber optic lines from multiple customers are aggregated and connected to the service provider's core network.

The Solitine SOL2004-GPON-DP is described to have the following key features:

1. Port Configuration: It has four GPON ports, allowing it to serve up to four separate GPON links, each capable of providing high-speed internet access to multiple end-users.
2. 10G Capability: The "10G" in the description indicates that each of the GPON ports supports a downstream data rate of 10 Gbps (Gigabits per second). This means that each port can provide high bandwidth for multiple users simultaneously.
3. GPON Technology: GPON is a technology that allows the OLT to support both downstream and upstream data traffic over fiber optics, making it ideal for high-speed internet and other broadband services.
4. Dual-Power Supply: The "DP" in the description might refer to "Dual Power Supply," which means the OLT is equipped with redundant power supplies to ensure high availability and reliability of the network.
5. Scalability: OLTs are designed to be scalable, allowing network operators to expand their network capacity by adding more OLTs or upgrading existing ones.
6. Management Interfaces: The OLT likely comes with various management interfaces, such as web-based graphical user interfaces (GUIs) and command-line interfaces (CLIs) to configure and monitor the device.