KEYMILE presents newest FTTB solution MileGate 2012
Hanover, 6 June 2016 – KEYMILE’s new MileGate 2012 micro-DSLAM enables ultra-fast broadband for FTTB rollouts. Data rates of 1,000 Mbps are possible via the copper wire pairs in the existing cabling. Network operators can therefore tap into new options when connecting FTTB areas.
KEYMILE¹s MileGate 2012 micro-DSLAM is a G.fast/VDSL2 vectoring node that¹s dedicated to FTTB (Fibre-to-the-Building) installations. FTTH
(Fibre-to-the-Home) theoretically achieves data transmission rates of more than 1,000 Mbps, but is not the most cost-efficient solution for all applications. With eight G.fast interfaces, FTTB with MileGate 2012 is comparable in terms of performance, but much more economical. The G.fast
106 MHz profile delivers data rates of 1,000 Mbps via the building’s existing copper-wire pairs. Users can install terminal equipment themselves and retain the benefit of copper-access technology.
The MileGate 2012 micro-DSLAM is fitted directly to the wall of a building, can be locked up and is cooled passively, so no noise is emitted. An alarm immediately reports any unauthorised attempt to gain access to the operator¹s network management system.
Thanks to the VDSL2 vectoring mode, MileGate 2012 allows seamless migration to higher bandwidths. Whether they have vectoring or not, network operators can start with VDSL2 and switch to G.fast if demand grows. Furthermore, by using different frequency bands, ADSL or VDSL2 signals can coexist on the same cable.
An optional CATV module also allows network operators through MileGate
2012 to provide broadband cable TV via existing coaxial cabling. The CATV signal is fed to MileGate 2012 through separate optical fibre or via overlay.
The new FTTB solution MileGate 2012 is available now.
About KEYMILE
KEYMILE is a leading supplier of telecommunications solutions with key facilities in Germany and Switzerland. The systems developed and produced by KEYMILE systems are used for reliable and deterministic data transmission in mission-critical areas of telecommunications networks used by railway companies, energy suppliers, oil and gas utilities and state organisations. To protect data transmission, KEYMILE uses high-tech security and encryption concepts. Simultaneous availability of IP/Ethernet and TDM technology guarantees perfect evolution to packet-based data transmission. Public network operators employ the products to provide top bandwidth to subscribers. They also use the products to implement value-creating, open-source broadband architecture. KEYMILE also supports its customers with a range of solution-driven services. The company has subsidiaries and partners worldwide and has installed systems in more than 100 countries. For further information visit www.keymile.com
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