Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A GPON OLT Class C++ fiber optic module delivering +7.5 dB luminous output for server power supply integration
The Supersuperuncle GPON-OLT-CLASS C++ module provides a +7.5 dB luminous output for fibre access networks. It is built for operators deploying gigabit passive optical line terminals.
Swap this module in when the existing transceiver cannot meet the link budget for longer fibre runs or higher split ratios. The upgrade is worthwhile only when the network design calls for the specified gain figure.
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The module uses a standard SFP form factor that plugs into a compatible GPON OLT cage; ensure the host slot supports Class C++ optics before insertion.
Many installers forget to remove the dust caps and clean the LC connector end-faces with a lint-free wipe before seating the module, causing high insertion loss.
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