Aerial & outdoor networks
ADSS, outdoor cable, armoring and span requirements matched to the proposed route.
Cable specifications · route constraints · drum length CHINA-SIDE FTTH & ODN SOURCING
Build the network.
Not a purchasing headache.
One project brief. A coordinated scope of optical fiber cables, passive ODN components, and supplier quotations for network rollouts.
For ISPs, telecom contractors, distributors and system integrators. Supporting project inquiries from Africa, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and beyond.
01 Technical specifications first02 Supplier comparison03 Project-specific quotation
FTTH / LAST-MILE ARCHITECTURESCOPE MAP · EXAMPLE
Passive infrastructureQuantities depend on site design
PROJECT-LEVEL THINKING
One supply scope.
Every critical connection.
Instead of selling unrelated parts, we help turn an FTTH project description into a comparable bill of materials and a shortlist of suitable Chinese suppliers.
Passive ODN distribution
PLC splitters, splice closures, distribution boxes, ODF and patching accessories.
Port capacity · connectors · topologyLast-mile connections
FTTH drop cable, patch cords, pigtails, adapters and fast connectors to the customer premises.
Drop length · bending class · terminationPRODUCT CATEGORIES
Built around an FTTH rollout.
These are common inquiry categories, not promises of particular inventory, prices, certifications or test results. Final availability and datasheets are confirmed with suppliers.
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ADSS aerial cable
Typical inquiries: G.652.D, 24/48 fibers, 100 m or 200 m design spans.
Specify span, wind/ice load and construction.⌁
Outdoor optical cable
GYTA / GYTS / GYXTW and other designs subject to installation conditions.
Specify core count, armoring and route.〰
FTTH drop cable
1–2 fiber drop cable inquiries, including G.657.A1 / G.657.A2 options.
Specify indoor/outdoor use and span.⋈
PLC splitters
1×8 / 1×16 / 1×32 options, connectorized or bare fiber, SC/APC or UPC.
Confirm topology and loss budget.▣
ODF, closures & boxes
Distribution and termination boxes, splice closures, patch panels and ODF.
Specify capacity, IP rating and mounting.⊂⊃
Connectivity & termination
Patch cords, pigtails, adapters, fast connectors and installation accessories.
Specify connector type and insertion loss.EARLY STAGE BOM TOOL
Start with the network size.
Estimate endpoint and splitter quantities for a conceptual network. Cable lengths, box quantities, PON ports and commercial pricing need a route survey and engineering validation.
INDICATIVE CAPACITYMODEL / NOT QUOTED
Planned premises connected800
Planned terminal capacity incl. spare880
Minimum PLC splitter units (at selected ratio)28
Distribution boxes, closures, feeder cable and drop cable require route length, distribution topology and local installation parameters.
Turn this into a supplier RFQ brief →OUR WORKFLOW
From project requirements to comparable quotes.
A practical sourcing sequence that keeps technical assumptions, supplier statements and commercial terms separate until verified.
01
Define the network
Country, installation method, fiber counts, homes, span, connectors and expected volumes.
02
Match products & suppliers
Cross-check datasheets, available configurations, test documents and project compatibility.
03
Compare the quotation
Collect EXW/FOB options, MOQ, production time, packing and sample requirements.
04
Confirm before the order
Clarify drawings, bill of materials, inspection needs and destination-specific requirements.
PROJECT INQUIRY
Tell us what you are building.
An RFQ with even approximate quantities is more useful than a broad catalogue request. Use this tool to prepare a structured brief for supplier matching.
✓ Technical scope✓ Material categories✓ MOQ / lead-time questions✓ No invented prices
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