FTTH and FTTR
Out Line develops and supplies FTTH (Fiber to the Home) and FTTR (Fiber to the Room) solutions designed for fiber optic distribution in residential, commercial and professional environments. The product portfolio includes fiber optic wall outlets, optical termination systems, in-building distribution accessories and solutions for indoor optical cabling.
Out Line’s proprietary solutions include SILWAY®, OPTILINK and PLESIO. SILWAY® provides a discreet and transparent protective pathway for indoor fiber optic distribution. OPTILINK is a fiber optic termination outlet featuring an integrated reel that allows optical connectivity to be extended to different locations within a home or office. PLESIO includes compact optical termination solutions designed for integration into residential environments.
Out Line supports telecommunications operators, professional installers, system integrators and infrastructure companies involved in FTTH and FTTR network deployment.
FTTH – FTTR | ACCESSORIES
1. What is the difference between FTTH and FTTR?
FTTH delivers fiber optic connectivity to a home or premises, while FTTR extends optical connections to multiple rooms through a dedicated indoor fiber infrastructure.
2. What is the Out Line SILWAY system?
SILWAY is an indoor fiber optic distribution system designed to create protected, discreet cable routes, including installations where existing conduits cannot be used.
3. What is OPTILINK used for?
OPTILINK is a fiber optic wall outlet with an integrated reel that allows optical connections to be extended within homes and offices using pre-connectorized fiber.
4. What is an FTTH optical termination outlet?
It is the final fiber termination point inside a residential or commercial unit, providing protection and an interface for connecting network equipment.
5. What are the advantages of FTTR networks?
FTTR networks extend optical connectivity throughout a building, supporting high-capacity connections and providing an infrastructure suitable for evolving residential and professional connectivity requirements.