With up to 288 optical splitters
in a standard 3RU chassis or 48 in a compact 1RU chassis, the modular
SplitLight platform offers fiber network operators a new way to save
significant rack space and costs compared to traditional approaches.
(Raleigh, NC) - M2 Optics Inc., a leading manufacturer of customized fiber optic testing and monitoring solutions, announced the general availability of ultra-high density optical splitter modules using their SplitLight platform. Based on a unique packaging design, the company is able to provide a significantly larger number of optical splitters in a standard LGX-style module than alternative solutions in the market.
Originally, the patent-pending SplitLight platform was
designed as a non-modular chassis capable of providing up to an impressive 192 splitters in just a
single 1RU chassis. Despite the quick acceptance and deployment by
several of the largest government entities and data centers in the world, M2
Optics realized that many users still prefer a modular,
"build-as-you-go" approach to deploying splitters in the network
environment. However, with rack space availability always being a
critical concern and the traditional approach having several limitations, they
developed a modular solution that enables users to significantly increase
density in the same (or smaller) footprint they are used to.
Each module in the SplitLight platform is capable of holding
up to 24 optical splitters (1x2, 1x3, or 2x2) in a standard LGX-compatible form
factor. Using their 3RU rack-mount chassis with 12 modules, M2 can
provide as many as 288 splitters. Alternatively, modules can also include
higher split counts (1xN) or CWDM/DWDM components for PON and
wavelength-specific applications. In all cases, this solution enables
users to significantly increase density across the network, resulting in rack
space and cost savings across the entire network.
"By adding this modular approach to the SplitLight
portfolio, M2 Optics can now satisfy an even wider range of requirements for
optical splitters and WDM components", states Kevin Miller, Founder of M2
Optics. "Saving rack space is always a critical concern of operators
and data centers, so a scalable and customizable platform like SplitLight provides
the ideal solution as they continue to grow."
The SplitLight with LGX-style modules are available directly
from M2 Optics, or through one of their authorized regional sales partners.
The modules and chassis can be purchased together or independently of one
another, with pricing based solely upon the exact requirements of the end user.
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