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FAB-889YS ONU XPON con Wi-Fi Doble Banda y 2 Puertos GE

XPON ONU with dual-band AC1200 Wi-Fi and 2 GE ports, perfect for flexible FTTH deployments | Model FAB-889YS

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  • Features
  • Technical Specifications
Description

The FAB-889YS from Fibramérica is a high-efficiency XPON ONU designed for modern FTTH networks, combining the best of EPON and GPON technologies in a single, auto-adaptive device. It features dual-band AC1200 Wi-Fi and two Gigabit Ethernet ports to deliver fast and stable connections across multiple devices.

Its compact form factor and low power consumption make it ideal for space-sensitive installations and energy-conscious operations. The ONU supports Layer 2 switching and Layer 3 routing, empowering ISPs with advanced features like VLAN tagging, bandwidth management, and QoS to prioritize essential traffic.

With broad interoperability—compatible with more than 95% of OLTs including Huawei, ZTE, and Fiberhome—the FAB-889YS simplifies deployment while enhancing performance and reliability. It is engineered to meet the dynamic needs of residential and light commercial FTTH users.

Whether you're deploying in urban fiber networks or expanding rural broadband access, the FAB-889YS offers robust functionality, simple integration, and dependable connectivity.

Features
  • XPON auto-detection (EPON/GPON)

  • Dual-band AC1200 wireless performance

  • 2 x Gigabit Ethernet ports

  • Advanced Layer 2/3 routing features

  • Bandwidth control, VLAN, and QoS support

  • Broad compatibility with market-leading OLTs

  • Compact and low-power design

Technical Specifications
SpecificationDetails
ModelFAB-889YS
PON TypeXPON (EPON/GPON auto-adaptive)
Wi-FiDual-band AC1200 (2.4GHz & 5GHz)
LAN Ports2 x GE RJ45
RoutingLayer 2/3 support
QoS/VLANSupported
Power SupplyDC 12V
Power Consumption≤4W
CompatibilityHuawei, ZTE, Fiberhome, etc.

FAB-889YS, XPON ONU, dual-band AC1200, FTTH ONU, 2 GE ports, EPON GPON ONU, Layer 3 router

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