16-port Ma5800 OLT Gpon GPHF GPLF GPUF GPSF Epon Service Board B+/C+/C++

GPHF (General Residential Broadband) - Wide coverage in rural/suburban areas - Low-cost FTTH construction

GPLF (Gigabit-to-the-Home Broadband) - Broadband for small and medium-sized enterprises - High-definition IPTV, high-bandwidth home services

GPUF (GPU-F) - Enterprise leased lines, all-optical networks for industrial parks - 5G base station backhaul - Cloud desktop, high-definition monitoring, server access

GPSF (GPS-F) - Smooth upgrade of existing operator networks - Upgrade of old GPON networks to 10G PON - No fiber optic replacement, no old ONU replacement, no service interruption

Core selling points

GPHF (Versatile Flagship): If you need to build a network with the most comprehensive features, powerful performance, and extremely high reliability requirements, carrying various mixed services such as 4K/8K video and enterprise dedicated lines, and have high requirements for future scalability, then GPHF is undoubtedly the first choice. It supports all advanced features such as HQQoS, jumbo frames, and dual homing protection, making it the top of the line among these four models.

GPLF (Balanced Standard Version): This is the most widely used "standard version". If your business scenario is a conventional FTTH (Fiber to the Home) service that requires support for large frame transmission to improve efficiency, but does not require complex HQQoS scheduling, then GPLF is a very cost-effective choice.

GPUF (Basic Utility): As a basic model, it meets basic GPON access requirements. Suitable for pure broadband access scenarios that have certain cost requirements and do not require advanced features such as jumbo frames and HQOS.

GPSF (Simplified Economy): This board has the most streamlined specifications, a smaller MAC address table, and does not support features such as jumbo frames and 1588v2. It is mainly suitable for pure user access scenarios with low requirements and cost sensitivity