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What payment methods do you accept?

We accept the following payment methods:Credit/Debit Cards: Visa, MasterCard, American ExpressPayPal: Secure online paymentWire Transfer: Bank transfer for bulk/wholesale ordersWestern Union: Available for international customersAll payments are processed securely. Your information is encrypted.

What is your shipping policy?

We offer worldwide shipping:Express (DHL/FedEx/UPS): 3-7 business daysAir Mail (China Post): 15-25 business daysSea Freight: Available for bulk wholesale ordersOrders processed within 1-2 business days after payment. Free shipping available for qualifying orders.

Do you offer OEM/ODM services for fiber optic products?

Yes, we offer OEM and ODM services:OEM: Custom branding with your logo and packaging on existing productsODM: Custom product design based on your specificationsCustomization: Custom cable lengths, connector types, and packagingMOQ varies by product (typically 50-100 units). Contact our sales team for a quote.

What is the difference between GPON and EPON?

GPON offers higher downstream bandwidth and better QoS. EPON provides symmetric bandwidth at lower cost. GPON supports split ratios up to 1:128 for wider coverage.

Which ONU/ONT is compatible with my OLT?

Our L880G and L801 series ONUs support XPON dual-mode and work with Huawei, ZTE, FiberHome and other major OLT brands. Contact support to confirm compatibility.

What is the difference between SC/APC and SC/UPC connectors?

SC/APC (Angled Physical Contact) and SC/UPC (Ultra Physical Contact) are two common fiber optic connector polish types. The key difference is the end-face angle.SC/UPC: Flat end-face with slight curve, return loss ≥50dB. Used for general-purpose data transmission. Blue color.SC/APC: 8° angled end-face, return loss ≥60dB. Used for RF video transmission (CATV) and PON networks. Green color.They are NOT interchangeable — mixing them can damage the connector end-face.

How do I choose the right fiber optic splitter for my network?

Choosing the right fiber optic splitter depends on several factors:Type: PLC splitters offer better performance for FTTx; FBT splitters suit smaller setupsRatio: Common ratios: 1×2, 1×4, 1×8, 1×16, 1×32, 1×64Package: ABS box (indoor), Mini steel tube (tight spaces), LGX cassette (rack mount)Connector: SC/APC for CATV, SC/UPC for dataFor GPON/EPON FTTH deployments, a 1×8 or 1×16 PLC splitter with SC/APC connectors is recommended.

What is the maximum distance for fiber optic transmission?

Fiber optic transmission distance depends on fiber type and equipment:Single-mode fiber (OS2): Up to 40km+ without amplificationMulti-mode fiber (OM1-OM5): 300m to 550m at 10GbpsGPON: Typically 20km reachEPON: Typically 20kmXGS-PON: Up to 40km1550nm wavelength has lower attenuation (≈0.2dB/km) vs 1310nm (≈0.35dB/km). For standard GPON FTTH, 20km is typical from OLT to ONU.

How do I configure an ONU/ONT for my fiber network?

Configuring an ONU/ONT involves these steps:Connect: Plug fiber cable into PON port, Ethernet to your router/PCPower on: Wait for PON LED to turn solid (optical signal received)Access web: Set PC to same subnet (192.168.1.x), open ONU IP (usually 192.168.1.1)Configure WAN: Set connection type (PPPoE, DHCP, or Static IP) per ISP requirementsRegister: Some ISPs require registration via serial number, LOID password, or MAC address

What is XGS-PON and how is it different from GPON?

XGS-PON (10 Gigabit Symmetric PON) is the next-generation PON technology offering 10Gbps symmetric bandwidth. Key differences from GPON:Speed: GPON = 2.5Gbps down / 1.25Gbps up. XGS-PON = 10Gbps both directionsWavelength: XGS-PON uses 1577nm down / 1270nm up (different from GPON's 1490nm/1310nm)Coexistence: XGS-PON can share the same fiber with GPON via WDMXGS-PON ONUs work with dual-mode OLTs but need an XGS-PON port for 10G speeds. Ideal for 4K/8K streaming, cloud computing, and enterprise use.

How Many Homes Can One OLT Port Serve?

In GPON networks, one OLT port typically serves 32 to 128 homes, depending on the split ratio. A 1:32 splitter is most common for FTTH deployments. With XGS-PON, one port can serve 256+ subscribers. Actual capacity depends on bandwidth per user — if each user needs 100Mbps, a GPON port (2.5Gbps down) handles ~25 users at peak. For our 2-port EPON OLT (L202), each port supports up to 64 ONUs, giving a total of 128 homes per device.

How Is GPON Data Secured on Fiber Optic Networks?

GPON uses AES-128 encryption to secure downstream data. Each ONU receives only its own data — the OLT encrypts traffic with a unique key per ONU. Upstream data is inherently secure because each ONU transmits in its assigned time slot. AES encryption is enabled by default in most OLTs like our EPON/GPON models. For additional security, MAC address filtering and ONU authentication are supported.

Is Fiber Optic Cheaper Than Copper in the Long Run?

Yes. While fiber optic cabling costs 20-30% more upfront, its total cost of ownership (TCO) over 10 years is 40-60% lower than copper. Fiber supports 40Gbps+ bandwidth vs copper's 10Gbps limit, has 25+ year lifespan (copper: 5-10 years), and needs no signal repeaters for up to 40km. For ISPs, the breakeven point is typically 2-3 years. Our single-mode fiber patch cables and splitters provide reliable long-term infrastructure.

10GBASE-T vs SFP+: Complete 10G Networking Comparison Guide

10GBASE-T vs SFP+: Complete Comparison Guide for 10G Networking

01/05/2026 Langzhi Technology

10GBASE-T (RJ45 copper) vs 10G SFP+ (fiber/DAC) - which 10G networking solution is right for you? This guide compares power consumption, latency, distance, cost, and cabling flexibility to help you choose.

10GBASE-T vs SFP+: Two 10G Solutions Overview

Upgrading from 1GbE to 10GbE is a major trend. Two dominant solutions exist: 10GBASE-T (RJ45 copper) and SFP+ (fiber modules or DAC cables). Each has unique strengths for different scenarios.

Key Comparison

Power: 10GBASE-T 2-5W/port vs SFP+ ~0.7W/port. Latency: 10GBASE-T ~2.6μs vs SFP+ ~0.3μs. Distance: 10GBASE-T 100m max vs SFP+ DAC 7-15m, fiber 300m-40km+. Backward compatibility: 10GBASE-T supports 1G/100M auto-negotiation; SFP+ requires dedicated ports.

Selection Guide

Choose 10GBASE-T for: Reusing existing Cat6a cabling, backward compatibility, home labs, SMBs, distances under 100m.

Choose SFP+ for: Data center high-density, latency-sensitive apps (HFT, HPC), long-distance >100m, energy efficiency, greenfield deployments.

Langzhi Technology offers SFP+ transceivers, DAC cables, AOC cables and 10G switches.