Telesail’s GEPON products delivers high-speed voice, data and video services to residential and business subscribers. The platform, comprising Optical Line Terminal (OLT) and Optical Network Unit (ONU), represents a high-speed FTTx solution and an alternative 10G core routing switch. FTTx, or GEPON in particular, supports multiple applications and services including VoIP, enterprise focused services, "Triple Play” services and RF Overlay, among others.

Telesail’s TSCOM TP3100 Optical Line Terminal (OLT) provides a direct optical interface to the Ethernet/IP network core. Together with Telesail’s various Optical Network Unit(ONU),it completes FTTB/H with up to 1 Gbps of bandwidth to residential and business customers. Combining the economic benefits of Ethernet Passive Optical Network (GEPON) with built-in L2 switching functionalities, the TSCOM TP3100 is an optical transport platform for bandwidth-intensive triple play services


Product Features


Cost-effective Triple Play Transport

TSCOM TP3310 supports up to 4 PON links, each delivering 1 Gbps of shared bandwidth among up to 64 subscribers, serving a maximum of 256 subscribers from a compact 1U chassis, featuring 6 Gigabit uplink ports (2 copper, 2 SFP and 2 combo ports) .High subscriber density and low cost of entry, combined with the operational cost saving of passive GEPON technology make TSCOM TP3310 a compelling alternative to last-mile access solutions.


Customized Broadband Service Offerings

TSCOM TP3310’s QoS features allow operators to oversubscribe bandwidth while protecting delay-sensitive traffic based on individualize Service Level Agreement (SLA).Dynamic bandwidth allocation enables operators to bill bandwidth in 1Mbps increments. For video services, IGMP support allows for multicast control and ensures efficient utilization of network infrastructure.


Easy Provision, Rapid Revenue Generation

Powerful OAM functions enable remote diagnostics, flexible provisioning, and reconfiguration of the TSCOM TP3310 platform.


High Scalability and Flexibility for Easy Installation and Maintenance


Since ONU can be added to or removed from the network architecture easily and economically, its great flexibility is perfect for the deployment of different network architectures. FTTH deploys ONU in residences, while FTTN/FTTC is the combination of fiber and existing copper infrastructure. In addition, administrators can upgrade firmware, test loopbacks and detect failures remotely