Fiber to the Premise - BroadbandSoHo: Installation Service Provider

Fiber to the Premise

Targeting Multi-Dwelling Unit Buildings

Bill Belben Director of Outside Plant Engineering

Verizon Communications

Why Fiber to the Premises (FTTP)?

• Competition:– Verizon wants to be the Supplier of Choice for Voice, Data and Video

service offerings

• Future proof: – Deployment of FTTP will provide unmatched capability to deliver

bandwidth needed to support current and future service offerings

• Quality:– FTTP network will provide “Best in Class” service and reliability

• Convenience: – Consumers prefer the simplicity of dealing with one company for

communication and entertainment needs

Consumer Bandwidth DemandDemand will soon outstrip current FTTC, FTTN or cable capacity… while FTTP has room for growth

Total Downstream

Demand (Mbps)

0

25

50

75

100 HD Video Streams(incl HD DVR)

Video

Games

Music

Voice

BasicIP Data

E-mail, IM, Web Download

VideoconferencingE-mail, IM

WebFast Downloads

File Sharing

Yesterday Today Tomorrow

Growth Potential

SD stream HD stream2 SD streams

High-quality audio

Multichannel audio

3 HD streams

video conferencing,

email, IM, WebInstant

downloads

SD stream

Why MDU Owners Need FTTP?

• Differentiate your property!– Consumers are now including availability of Broadband service

offerings as part of their housing selection process– Connect your building to the most cutting edge network available– Increased product and service offerings

• Provides Tenants Choice of Service Providers• Maximize Revenue Opportunities

– Rental income or purchase price– Increased ancillary revenue options

• Network Quality and Reliability– Improved end user satisfaction– Reduced maintenance problems = reduced calls/complaints to on site

management

Fiber Infrastructures allow for an integrated whole house solution - Future Proof

What is Verizon FTTP Network?– Cutting-edge fiber-optic technology and an infrastructure platform that offers

significantly more bandwidth than copper or coax.

The key is dedicated wavelengths

Broadcast Video DOWN -- 870 MHz system

Voice, Data, IP TV UP -- 155 Mbps

Voice, Data, IP TV DOWN -- 622 Mbps1490 nm

1310 nm

1550 nm





1310 nm

1550 nm

1490 nm

1310 nm

1550 nm

What is Verizon FTTP Network?– Cutting-edge fiber-optic technology and an infrastructure platform that offers

significantly more bandwidth than copper or coax– High-Speed Internet access, voice services, digital TV and HDTV channels,

plus additional multiple value added amenities– Great new choices in next generation Broadband amenity services:

Lightning-quick download of digital movie, games, music, etc.Efficient, productive telecommuting and internet security features

FTTP Advantages

SCU

SCU

scu

RiserCloset

FDH

OpticalLine

Terminal

Fiber Amplifier

Public Switched

Telephone Network

Public Public Switched Switched

Telephone Telephone NetworkNetwork

IP/SS7 signalingIP/SS7

signaling

Softswitch VOIP

VideoVideoVideo

Optical Coupler

ONT

FDT





1310 nm

1550 nm

IP Data /Internet

IP Data /IP Data /InternetInternet

Fiber Distribution Hub

Fiber Distribution Terminal

Optical Splitter

FTTP Network Impact to Structured Wiring

• FTTP Network is passive right into the living unit• Compatible with typical living unit structured wiring designs

– Dedicated Cat 5e for high speed data required• Potential for reduction in house and riser structured wiring requirements• Communicate with providers early in planning phase to ensure design

requirements are captured in initial design plans• Design structured wiring plans to allow for competition

– Install meet points for use of Coax Cable Home Run Wiring and Coax Home Run Wiring

• Reusable pathways to provide access for fiber network– Greenfield Preferred: Microduct– Overlay: Microduct and Raceway Molding Systems

• Incorporate power requirements for OSPU and FMPS into low voltage plans

Living Unit

Living Unit

Living Unit

Living Unit

Living Unit

Living Unit

CommonWiring Closet

Hallway


StructuredWiring Cabinet

S-ONE

Fiber Cable

Intra-Building Stack

Single Customer ONT Design

F D H (F ibe r D is tribu tion H u b): O p tica l sp litte r cab ine t in te rconnec ting F 1 & F 2 fibe rs .

F D T (F ibe r D is tr ibu tion T erm ina l): In te rconnec t fo r F 2 and cus tom er d rop .

C onnec to r: Loca ted in ha llw a y (O verla y) o r liv ing un it (G reen fie ld ).

S F U O N T : Ins ta lled ins ide LU and connec ted to fibe r d rop v ia sm a ll f ibe r jum pe r.

R E S ID E N TIALU n it

O N T

R iserC lo set

F D TF D T

F D TF D T

F D TF D T

F D TF D T

S F U O N T

F 1 (F eed er)

F ib er D ro p

C onnec to r

F ibe r Jum per

F D TF D T

F lo o r P lan

O N T O N T O N T

O N TO N TO N TO N T

F 2 (D is trib u tio n )F D HF D H

R iserC lo se t

F ib er D rop s

F ib er C ab le

SFUSFU

SFUSFU

SFUSFU

SFUSFU

•Preferred Network Design

•Integrates with existing structured wiring within living unit

Network Components


MDU Fiber Drop

Fiber Distribution Terminal

Path Creation Methods- Raceway Molding Systems

Ext Microduct

Int Microduct Organizer

•Small, flexible, inexpensive

•Plastic and Metal Systems

•Interior and Exterior Systems

•laced with planned structured wiring bundles

•No added fire stopping requirements

•Provides scheduling flexibility for fiber drop placement

•Re-usable pathway provides maintenance solution

Single Customer ONT –Surface Mount Option

RJ11COAX

RJ45

BHR

BBU

120v

Surface Mount Option

Cat 3, Cat 5e, RG6 Terminations

Illustration is representative only and is subject to change.

Flexible Mounting Options

•BBU can be located 50’ from ONT

•PS can be located up to 100’ from ONT

Single Customer ONT- Recessed Options

Recessed Options Fiber Drop in

MicroDuct

2 1/2" Knockout

2" Knockout

2" Knockout

Romex

Verizon S-ONEONT DeMarc

28" x 14" x 3.5"

CustomerCSWC DeMarc14" x 14" x 3.5"

Vertical ArrangementIllustration is representative only and is subject to change.

RJ11COAX

RJ45

BHR

110V

BBU

Cat 5e (Data)Cat 5e (Phone)

RG6 (Quad)

Video

Wiring to LU

Studs

OPSU

Voice

Data

Horizontal ArrangementIllustration is representative only and is subject to change.

Fiber Drop in MicroDuct

2 1/2" Knockout

2" Knockout

2" Knockout

Romex

Verizon S-ONEONT DeMarc

28" x 14" x 3.5"

Studs

CustomerCSWC DeMarc14" x 14" x 3.5"

Cat 5e (Data)Cat 5e (Phone)

RG6 (Quad)

Data

Voice

Video

Wiring to LU

RJ11COAX

RJ45

BHR

OPSU

110V

BBU

Owner box size may vary.

Owner box size may vary.

•No impact to rentable square footage

•Inconspicuous

•Integrates with planned customer structured wiring cabinet

Living Unit

Living Unit

Living Unit

Living Unit

Living Unit

Living Unit

CommonWiring Closet

CommonWiring Closet

CommonWiring Closet


Fiber Cable

Hallway


Voice/DataVideoPowerFiber JumperRiser Fiber

10'

FDT

ONT

ONTONT

CATV

Voice

Data Data

VoiceVz Owner

24 Unit DeploymentFMPSFMPS

1x8 SplittersCO

AX

Dro

ps

Cat

3 &

Cat

5e to

LU

8'

Multi Customer ONT Centralized

Living Unit

Living Unit

Living Unit

Living Unit

Living Unit

Living Unit

CommonWiring Closet


Hallway

Fiber Cable


Voice/DataVideoPowerFiber JumperRiser Fiber

5'

CATV

FDT

VzOwner

ONT8'

FMPS

Multi Customer ONT Distributed

Multi-Customer ONTs and FMPS

• Modular (up to 16 subs)• 19"H x 15"W x 11"D• 12/24 POTS• 8/16 Ethernet or VDSL• 34 dBmv video

• Fixed port (up to 8 subs)• 23"H x 19"W x 4"D• 16 POTS• 8 Ethernet or VDSL• 33 dBmv video

•48V Power Solution•31”H x 14.5”W x 5.5”D•8x 12V 7.2 Ah SLA Batteries•150W Power•Supports two MDU ONTs•Wall mountable

Questions ??

Thank you for your time and attention. Please visit the many exhibits that are focused on the

FTTP network buildout.

Have a great time at the Conference!!

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