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The Cisco ONS-SC+-10GEP53.7= is a 10G EPON (Ethernet Passive Optical Network) SFP+ optical module designed for high-speed fiber access networks. Operating at 1577nm downstream/1270nm upstream wavelengths, this module supports 10Gbps symmetrical data rates over distances up to 53.7km, making it ideal for telecom operators and ISPs deploying FTTH (Fiber-to-the-Home) or 5G fronthaul networks. Its architecture adheres to IEEE 802.3av and ITU-T G.984 standards, enabling seamless integration with legacy GPON infrastructures while future-proofing for multi-gigabit services.
A North American ISP deployed ONS-SC+-10GEP53.7= modules to deliver 1G/10G tiered broadband across a 50km rural fiber network, reducing ONT (Optical Network Terminal) costs by 40% through centralized splitting (1:64).
A European mobile operator achieved <100μs latency for 5G URLLC services using these modules in Cisco NCS 540 routers, aggregating traffic from 32 small cells over a 52km passive fiber plant.
interface TenGigE 0/1/0
pon-olt profile 10G-EPON
splitter-ratio 64
dba-profile strict-priority
Yes, via XG-PON1 Combo Mode, but limits downstream to 2.5Gbps for GPON legacy support.
show pon dba-statistics
for grant utilization >95%.dba-cycle-time
to ≤2ms for latency-sensitive traffic.No. For 25G/50G PON, use ONS-SC+-25GEPON= with TWDM-PON support.
For carrier-grade deployments, “ONS-SC+-10GEP53.7=” is available at itmall.sale, offering:
An Asian ISP reduced subscriber churn by 30% using ONS-SC+-10GEP53.7= modules to offer symmetrical 10G plans. However, installations in monsoon-prone regions required hermetic splice closures to prevent moisture-induced fiber degradation—a reminder that environmental hardening is non-negotiable in PON networks.
The ONS-SC+-10GEP53.7= underscores that access networks are the last-mile battleground. While 800G ZR dazzles in core networks, I’ve seen rural ISPs lose federal grants due to a 2 dB margin shortfall in PON designs. Always overprovision optical budgets by 10–15%, and treat splitters as the weakest link—because they are. In the race to 10G, remember: photons don’t care about marketing. They obey physics. Design accordingly, and your network will bridge the digital divide—one decibel at a time.