TP-Link DS-P7001-08 GPON OLT | 8 Ports, Max. 1024 ONUs | 10GE SFP+ and Gigabit RJ45 Uplink, Dual Power Supported | By JJSAT

TP-Link 8-Port Pizza-Box GPON OLT (Model: DS-P7001-08) - Enterprise High-Density Optical Line Terminal | By JJSATs

The TP-Link DS-P7001-08 is a high-density, high-performance 8-Port Pizza-Box GPON Optical Line Terminal (OLT), engineered to deliver robust, scalable, and premium Fiber-to-the-X (FTTX) deployment architectures. It functions as an ideal, centralized hardware core for growing Internet Service Providers (ISPs), expansive commercial hospitality spaces, large residential multi-dwelling units (MDUs), and comprehensive enterprise campus backbones. Contained within a standard compact 1U rackmount chassis, this system dramatically scales out passive optical network (PON) capacities while conserving server rack footprints and lowering thermodynamic overhead.

Product Description
Equipped with 8 native GPON ports, the DS-P7001-08 supports a standard 1:128 optical splitting ratio per port, enabling a single rackmount unit to concurrently host and manage up to 1024 registered Optical Network Terminals (ONTs/ONUs). It delivers maximum fiber transmission rates of up to 2.488 Gbps downstream and 1.244 Gbps upstream. To handle high-density data distribution, the uplink network framework supplies 2x 10-Gigabit SFP+ slots for dual-trunk redundancy or multi-gigabit core aggregation alongside 1x Gigabit RJ45 LAN port. Automated profile provisioning, dynamic bandwidth allocation (DBA), and comprehensive Layer 2/Layer 3 networking tools are entirely configurable via centralized software platforms.

Key Applications:

• Growing regional Internet Service Providers (ISPs) rolling out large-scale Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) or Fiber-to-the-Building (FTTB) commercial subscriber distributions.
• Large hospitality properties, mega resorts, and high-rise smart condominiums utilizing an 8-port central OLT node to feed and oversee room-by-room GPON ONTs.
• Sprawling corporate office blocks and multi-facility industrial parks transitioning away from copper infrastructure to high-security, low-maintenance passive optical designs.
• Massive localized IP security surveillance networks or centralized smart infrastructure hubs requiring extensive high-definition stream distribution over passive fiber lines.