APT-150-8C+

The APT-150-8C+ features an integrated optical and power supply design that minimizes space occupation. The product provides lightning protection, static electricity prevention, short-circuit protection, and automatic power detection functionality. Through optoelectronic composite cables, it delivers simultaneous data transmission and remote power supply to terminal devices. This solution is ideal for scenarios in enterprise campus indoor access networks where end devices like ONU/MDU, PON optical port APs, and cameras face power supply challenges.

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Product Introduction

Application Scenarios

The SC downlink optical port of the APT-150-8C+ active optical transceiver connects to an optical composite cable, while the ONU terminal's SC integrated optical connector simultaneously transmits data and provides power. This eliminates the need for ONU equipment to consider power system cabling issues, enabling simultaneous device power supply during network access and resolving power acquisition challenges in specific scenarios. The system supports up to 8 integrated optical connectors, supporting a maximum of 8 terminal devices.

Size of product

Size (length * width * height)	29018044mm	power-supply module	Rated input voltage range: 110V~240V； Total power: 150W (56V) Power output: up to 50W (per port)
Network-side interface	1SC/UPC uplink optical port 1sc/UPC cascaded optical port	User-side interface	8*SC/UPC (PoF powered port)
levels of protection	IP20	operating ambient temperature	-20℃～55℃
operating wavelength	1310～1550nm	insertion loss	The series port is less than or equal to 1.9dB (per port), and the direct port 1-8 is less than or equal to 15.9dB

Optical fiber signal input connection mode

The APT-150-8C+ active splitter has a built-in power supply and a 1:9 splitter. It connects Uplink1, interface, and SUB cascaded port. A maximum of 4 splitters can be cascaded through the optical-electrical composite cable from PoF1 to PoF8 optical ports, which can provide data transmission and remote power supply functions to terminal devices simultaneously.

Port description

order number	Name (model)	explain
1	power input	220V AC power input
2	PWR， pilot lamp	Indicates the power on status of the device
3	Sub-serial port	Connect the next level of splitters, a maximum of 4
4	Uplink1 and Uplink2 interfaces	Optical fiber signal input for connection to the optical port (SC) from the OLT
5	PoF1~PoF8 interface and indicator light	SC optical output interface, used to connect the optical hybrid cable and transmit data while supplying power through the optical hybrid cable. PoF1-PoF8 indicator lights correspond to the working status of the port. (The normal power supply of the product is a constant light, short light flashes for quick flash, and slow flashing for no power supply)
5	PoF1~PoF8 interface and indicator light	Power supply polarity: When facing the device panel, the left side is positive and the right side is negative

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What is an optical network terminal (ONT)? How does it differ from a regular modem?

An optical network unit (ONU) is an end device in a fiber optic network that converts optical signals transmitted via fiber optics into electrical signals (for use by routers, computers, and other devices), and vice versa.

What is the architecture of a fiber optic network (PON)?

Fiber optic networks typically use a passive optical network (PON) architecture, which is divided into three layers

What are the functions of the PON port and LAN port on an optical network terminal (ONT)?

PON port (fiber optic interface): Connects to the fiber optic cable entering the home and receives optical signals (usually SC/APC interface, blue square head).

Why does the optical network terminal need to register LOID/SN?

LOID (Logical Identifier) or SN (Serial Number) is the credential used by operators to bind user identities, and is used for OLT authentication of optical modems.

Optical modem dialing vs. router dialing: which is better?

Ordinary users: Optical modem dialing. Game/NAS users: Switch to bridge mode and dial up using a high-performance router.

How to determine whether the fiber optic signal is normal?

Check the optical modem indicator lights Log in to the optical modem management interface: Check the optical power (unit: dBm)

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