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ADC (Booth #20018, #21066, #23018) introduces the OmmiReach Multi-Fiber Service Terminal (MST). Cost-modeling exercises show compelling financial benefits to making correct decisions about FTTX architecture in the earliest stages of network planning. Architectures utilizing hardened connectors have proved to save both initial and future network expenses by reducing the number of splices, splice technicians and splice crew deployments.

ADC’s OmniReach Multi-Fiber Service Terminal (MST) uses hardened connector technology and is the newest addition to the OmniReach portfolio of infrastructure solutions. Designed to withstand extreme outside plant conditions and accelerate deployment, the OmniReach MST features OptiTap ruggedized connector housings that are factory terminated and environmentally sealed.

Available in 2, 4, 6, 8 and 12 port versions, the OmniReach MST is a self-contained unit designed for superior durability and reliability in the drop segment of the network. No enclosure is required, and the unit may be pole-, slab-, pedestal- or aerial-mounted. Through a technology transfer agreement with Corning Cable Systems, ADC manufactures and integrates OptiTap ruggedized connector housings into all OmniReach MST units.

• Robust environmental performance; withstands extremes in temperature and conditions
• Technician-friendly features; specifically designed to significantly reduce drop cable installation and maintenance time
• Lower install and incremental maintenance costs; decreased installation and maintenance hours means significant savings
• Self-contained and durable; self-contained unit features hardened connectors for superior durability and reliability in the drop segment of the network
• Interoperability with Corning Cable Systems
• Manufactured at ADC, ensuring quality and quick lead times

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