Reliable FTTH (fibre-to-the-home, or fibre-to-the-premises) products help operators build scalable fibre networks from the central office or point of presence through to the customer connection. Hybrid Connectivity supplies CommScope FACT optical distribution frames, HST hardened terminals, MFPS fibre panels and TENIO splice closures for new networks, extensions and upgrade programmes.
Each product supports a different part of the fibre network. FACT-ODF provides high-density fibre management at the central office or headend; MFPS panels support patching and splicing within cabinets and points of presence; TENIO closures protect feeder, distribution and drop-cable splices; and HST terminals provide environmentally sealed connection points within the outside-plant access network.
FACT-ODF is a modular distribution-frame system for managing large numbers of central fibre connections. MFPS is a compact patching and splicing system for cabinets and points of presence. TENIO is a modular, gel-sealed splice closure, while HST is a hardened terminal that provides plug-and-play ports for connecting customer drop cables.
Selection depends on where the product will sit within the network, the required fibre and port capacity, cable construction, connector type, mounting arrangement and environmental conditions. Future growth, installation access and compatibility with the wider network architecture should also be considered.
CommScope HST terminals and TENIO closures are designed for outside-plant environments when correctly specified and installed. FACT-ODF and MFPS products are typically used within central offices, headends, cabinets or other protected locations. Always confirm the environmental rating and cable-sealing requirements of the selected configuration.
Yes. Modular products such as FACT-ODF, MFPS and TENIO can support networks that expand as take-up and capacity requirements grow. HST terminals provide factory-integrated, environmentally sealed connections that can help simplify and accelerate customer activation.
Yes. Hybrid Connectivity can support product specification, configuration, integration, kitting, stockholding and coordinated delivery. This helps ensure the correct components arrive together and are ready for efficient deployment across single-site or multi-location FTTH programmes.
Hybrid Connectivity is a CommScope channel partner with more than 25 years of connectivity experience. We support network operators, principal contractors, alternative network providers, infrastructure partners and installation teams with technical product knowledge, flexible supply and project-specific solutions.
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