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ryant704
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on ‎07-01-2013 17h55

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Message 31 of 32

Re: Infinity available but BT refuse to accept this fact

@Deathtrap3000 wrote:
@snert wrote:

Ok, that I can believe. Does anyone know the physical number of phone lines that can be in a fibre enabled cab? How many lines can theoretically be serviced by a single cab?

288 lines in the huawei 288 (the bigest and most common in use)

 

depending on demand they may fit 2 fibre cabs to one pcp aparantly

Ah so my 220 was a bit off, not far off though. Do you know how many an ECI cab will hold?

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Deathtrap3000
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on ‎07-01-2013 18h07

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Message 32 of 32

Re: Infinity available but BT refuse to accept this fact

@ryant704 wrote:
@Deathtrap3000 wrote:
@snert wrote:

Ok, that I can believe. Does anyone know the physical number of phone lines that can be in a fibre enabled cab? How many lines can theoretically be serviced by a single cab?

288 lines in the huawei 288 (the bigest and most common in use)

 

depending on demand they may fit 2 fibre cabs to one pcp aparantly

Ah so my 220 was a bit off, not far off though. Do you know how many an ECI cab will hold?

I did... at one point. Cant remember at the mo, otherwise I would have put those down as well. I know they have been mentioned in other threads a few times. Theres the small huawei cab which is about half as many as its big brother. Similar amounts in the ECI cabs. One of the smaller cabs iirc can hold 96. Maybe 128 and 256 roughly in the other two? Seems familiar.

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