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FTTP Infrastructure Solutions

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Video WDM_ Fiber

Raceway (VAM) Distribution

(FiberGuide Frame (NGF) Fiber Entrance

system) Cabinet (FEC)

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Hardware and Systems (Equipment Factor)

ADC builds cable management features into each of its products These features help make the task of managing cables easier and more intuitive

Installation and Maintenance (Human Factor)

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Cable management features are built into ye ADC products: Centra! Office/OSP

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C/ O Implications for FTTP Deployment ur

Mission Critical Cable Management

even more important in an FTTP

network that in a traditional fiber

network

Management

— Bend radius protection

— Cable routing paths

— Cable and connector access

— Physical protection

these cable management aspects

selecting product for a successful ID ~ er ES

Poor bend radius protection can increase

attenuation and damage fiber

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Frame (NGF) Fiber Entrance

Lowers CAPEX and OPEX and

Improves Cash Flow

Outside Plant Solutions

Why use ADC for an OSP he

Infrastructure Solution?

¢ ADC provides infrastructure solutions

that offer the most effective use of

— Reduce customer turn-up cost

— Delay capital expense

— Accelerating customer turn-up time

— Managing customer take rate

— Innovation and experience

Infrastructure Solution?

» Modules and hardware

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— Allow cleaning of single fiber

connector without disturbing NI

SPLITTER CONNECTOR

¢ Integrated Slack Storage Spools

— Allow storage of excess fiber

while providing positive 1.5”

bend radius control

¢ Angled Bulkhead Panel

— Provides Easy Hand Access to

connectors and prevents 90 bends on connector boots

OmniReach FDT -

« Initial installation of cabinet For Feeder Cable

— Factory loaded with splitters,

splice tray & distribution

cables

¢ Feeder cable entry

— Enters top or bottom of

cabinet to splicing area

— Spliced to splitter input

¢ Distribution cable entry

— Enters top or bottom of

cabinet to fanout module

Features/ Benefits of all ADC FDTs V

-ồ Small Size

— Minimal protrusion from pole

(< 16”) or ground (< 48”) to help with ROW issues

¢ Condensation Foam and Cross-

cabinet

¢ Dust-cap friendly parking lot

— Allows dust cap to remain on

connector from factory, limiting field cleaning time

OmniReach Fiber Distribution Terminals

Cabinet |Size (HxWxD)|Dist Area Size |Access

AGCE92V |32x24x13 144|All Front

AGE 102V |39x24x16 216]AII Front

ACE132V |45x24x16 288]All Front

ACE132S |45x24x16 216]AII Front

ACE142S |48x24x18 360|Front and Rear

ACE152V |48x30x16 432 |All Front

ACE204S |51x30x22 576|Front and Rear

ACE204T |48x42x24 576|Front and Rear

ACE304S |48x52x24 864|Front and Rear

ACE404S |60x60x24 1152|Front and Rear

OmniReach Fiber Access Terminals ur

¢ Fiber Access Terminal provides

installer access to distribution fiber

¢ Provides up to 8-24 drops via termination and for splicing

¢« Includes slack storage for drop fiber

Network Access Point (NAP) -— Fiber Access

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OmniReach Fiber Access Terminals

¢ Accepts up to 288 fiber distribution

cable

¢ Branch Splicing of up to 48 fiber

cable

¢ Up to 24 Drop Cables

¢ Allows terminated or spliced drops

¢ Separate secure compartment for

splicing access

¢ Up to 25 feet of drop cable storage

e Also accepts 1x4 or 1x8 splitter

modules for cascaded PON

architectures

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OmniReach Fiber Access Terminals

Available in 8” and 12” square pedestals

— Square design provides efficient use of

space

¢ Robust stainless steel closure

construction

— Meets GR13 and NEMA 6 standards

— Bell Jar Effect provides flood-proof

environment

¢ Split base, exterior drop trough allows

easy addition of fiber

¢ Modular design provides cost-effective

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- Upstream (1310 nm +/- 50 nm) - digital signal (responses from customers)

¢ Downstream (1490, 1550 nm) - Video, cable, Electronic data transfer

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FTTP Hand Hole

FTTP Hand-Hole

Holds Hardened Access Terminal

access to drop connectors

drop slack cable storage

easy network instillation

installed via conduit or direct

buried

Incidental Traffic load

requirements

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Holds Hardened Access Terminal

© Conduit held in place with

clamping system

¢ Updated cover design

covers entire hand-hole

— Tier 5 7500 Ib test load

— Tier 5 5000 Ib design load

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— Tier 5 900 lb/sq ft test load

— Tier 5 600Ib/sq ft design load

— Pedestrian/light incidental traffic

— Cover Cyclic load: 5200Ibs

— Cover Final Load: 10,400lbs

— Sidewall Cyclic: 5200lbs

Wall thickness Is thinner than

current design

Buried with a six inch gravel base, back filled and packed

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1s' Physical Test of the Hand Hole

Hand Hole with a truck

Approximate weight

~6,000Ibs

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2"¢ Physical Test of the Hand Hole

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Physical Test with a Press ue

¢ Using a Bearing Press applied load to the cover

¢ Vault took a load of 6-7 tons on a 10”X10” plate before breaking

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OmniReach Drop Cables ur

¢ Connects home to distribution fiber

¢ Aerial or buried cables

¢ Available in 10 foot lengths

¢ Connectors on one or both ends

¢ Hardened or SC connectors

Dielectric 9

Strength Rods Buffer Tube

PVC Flame Water Blocking Flame Retardant

Retardant Yarns Sheath

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Q3FY04 availability

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Fiber Distribution Hubs (FDH)

* FDH enclosures, available in pole or pad mount arrangements, are placed strategically ¡in the FTTX network to facilitate service connection directly from a network hub to the MDU and provide a primary convergence point for ì locating optical splitters in the outside plant BRS

Splitter Modules Go : &

* OmniReach Optical Splitter Modules feature 8, 16 or 32 connectorized pigtail outputs and one or two connectorized pigtail inputs The modules incorporate storage adapters, also known as "parking lots” that accommodate 100% of the output pigtail connectors These parking lots are located on the front of the module to temporarily stage splitter pigtail connectors until they are connected into service ADC splitter modules are certified to Telcordia GR-1209, GR-

1221 and GR-326

Indoor Drop Cables

High-performance indoor drop cables connect FTTX premises equipment within the MDU Available in Plenum-rated cable

Indoor Fiber Distribution Hubs (iFDH)

* Indoor FDH enclosures, available in rack or wall mount arrangements, are placed strategically inside an access point

in larger MDU structures to organize and administer fiber optic cables and passive optical splitters

Indoor Fiber Distribution Terminals (iFDT)

* Rugged, secure and compact fiber demarcation enclosures provide a flexible, space efficient, craft friendly and economical interface for connecting fiber cables in MDU applications

Fiber Demarcation Cabinets (FDC) / Fiber Demarcation Boxes (FDB)

` ADC's family of NEMA fiber demarcation products provides termination and splicing for fiber cables in environments pi requiring secure, low profile enclosures Built with traditional ADC quality and durability, the products promise long : service life in harsh, outside plant environments and help ensure network reliability and flexibility

Indoor/ Outdoor Drop Cables

* Rugged, reliable and high-performance drop cables provide rapid factory quality connection to the MDU

Outdoor Distribution Enclosures (ODE)

* Secure, environmentally protective, compact enclosures provide fast and simplified subscriber connection via non- hardened interface from distribution cable to drop cable connecting to the Optical Network Terminal (ONT) in medium size MDU structures

OmniReach — CEV FDTs

° Available in 216 and 432

sizes

splitter modules as outdoor FDH

¢ Available with OSP or

ADC’s OmniReach — FDH CEV216 ‘oe

25”H (635 mm) x 13.3”D

(337.82 mm)

216 Distribution Fibers All Front Facing

8 Splitter Slots GR449 Compliant Cable Management

Ships with (1xN) splitter module

ADC’s OmniReach — FDH CEV432 ‘oe

44”H (1117.6 mm) x 13.3”D (337.82 mm)

432 Distribution Fibers AII Front Facing

14 Splitter Slots GR449 Compliant Cable Management

Ships with (1xN) splitter modules

OmniReach — MDU FDT "ho

e Use same splitter package,

routing schemes, parking lots

OmniReach — MDU FDT

count sizes

¢ Allows splicing of distribution

and drop side

¢ Available with pigtails, or

OmniReach Splitter Modules

Plug and Play Splitter

¢« Plug and Play version allows feeder

connection to be made automatically

— Eliminates need to roll splice truck for splitter turn up

— Eliminates F1 pigtail/patchcord routing

¢ Integrated protective cover blocks

laser radiation of unconnected inputs

¢ Supports 1x32, 1x16, 2x32, and 2x16

splitters

¢ Elimination of splice panel saves space

in FDH and MDU cabinets

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OmniReach High Density Cabinets

sacrificing hand access

Use Plug and Play Splitter to reduce size and maintenance costs

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