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ZXHN F663N

ZXHN F663N is a cost-effective GPON HGU for FTTx triple-play services.

ZXHN F663N ONU
ZXHN F663N, as an economical GPON Home Gateway Unit, is designed for FTTH and FTTB fiber access scenarios.
  1. Residential FTTH Broadband Suitable for ordinary family fiber access. It delivers broadband, VoIP telephone and IPTV video services simultaneously, with 2.4G Wi‑Fi for mobile phones, laptops and smart home devices. It is an ideal choice for mass residential community deployment.
  1. Small Business & SOHO Fit for small shops, clinics, small offices and SOHO users. The 1GE port meets high-speed internet demand, while FE ports connect multiple desktop terminals and surveillance cameras.
  1. Budget Hotels & Apartment Buildings Applied to low-cost hotels, rental apartments and guesthouses. It provides stable guest internet and IPTV services, supports VLAN isolation and QoS to separate different user traffic.
  1. Dormitory & Campus Auxiliary Access Used for student dormitories and simple campus subsidiary networks. It features low power consumption and easy wall mounting, convenient for large-scale batch installation.
  1. Rural Broadband Reconstruction A preferred low-cost terminal for rural fiber upgrade and scattered village broadband projects. It supports OMCI and TR‑069 remote management, greatly reducing on-site maintenance workload for ISPs.
  1. ISP & Operator FTTx Projects Matched with ZTE OLT series, it is widely adopted by internet service providers for large-scale fiber access projects with strict cost control.

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