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fiber strands for extender

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firefoxfire

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Apr 18, 2011
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I'm going to be running fiber extender modules for a m I c s system. I need to let the fiber contractor know what will be required and for any additional expansion.

How many strands will be required for eCh 0x16 module?
 
Citel also makes IP gateways and extenders that work with Norstar. Might be a more cost effective option if there is an existing LAN or WAN between the locations.
 
The link Curly provided will tell you what type of fiber you need to provide bro when working w/ fiber module extenders.

Customer supplies multi-mode long fiber (Corn -
ing Cable Systems, formerly SIECOR, #2K81-
31130-24 or equivalent) to connect local and
remote units.



Voice Connect Plus, Inc.
have a great day and a better tomorrow
 
Yes they are linking 7 buildings wan and lan as well as the nortel.
 
The Gateway extenders are probably going to be more expensive if you plan on linking 7 locations. For each location you'll need a 24 port extender and remote plus router at both ends. .
I've always used a Cisco router at both ends for LAN = RVP/IP
For the WAN you'll need a router and Adtran CSU/DSU = RVP/DIRECT
Also if you use the Gateways, your 0x16's will have to be installed at KSU location. You csn only extend the Station Ports via Gateways
Might just want to consider VOIP.....

Voice Connect Plus, Inc.
have a great day and a better tomorrow
 
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