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Fiber-to-the-Premises (FTTP) networks increasingly include Multiple Dwelling Units (MDUs) such as apartments, condominiums and townhouses as part of the network build. Some estimates indicate that MDU structures may account for over one third of the target FTTP subscriber base. These MDU installations require special consideration for fiber cable interconnection to terminal equipment located at the premises. Connecting MDUs into the FTTP network requires an understanding of the wide diversity of structures and conditions found throughout the country. MDU connection strategies may also vary considerably depending on whether the structure already exists or is under construction/rehabilitation | Multiple Solutions for Connecting Multiple Dwelling Units MDUs WHITE PAPER Multiple Solutions for Connecting Multiple Dwelling Units MDUs Abstract Fiber-to-the-Premises FTTP networks increasingly include Multiple Dwelling Units MDUs such as apartments condominiums and townhouses as part of the network build. Some estimates indicate that MDU structures may account for over one third of the target FTTP subscriber base. These MDU installations require special consideration for fiber cable interconnection to terminal equipment located at the premises. Connecting MDUs into the FTTP network requires an understanding of the wide diversity of structures and conditions found throughout the country. MDU connection strategies may also vary considerably depending on whether the structure already exists or is under construction rehabilitation. A variety of solutions are required to support the many different connection scenarios. All dwellings require a connection from the FTTP cabling network. In some cases the connection may be via a feeder fiber directly from the central office head end connected to a splitter hub on the premises. In other cases connections extend from distribution fibers directly from the Fiber Distribution Hub located in the network that are routed to a fiber terminal on the premises. Depending on the type and size of the MDU there may be a need for extensive fiber cabling and connections within the structure. Solutions for larger MDU structures may involve splitter hubs located inside the premises and then subtending riser and drop cable networks with intermediate fiber terminals located strategically throughout the building. Key building blocks include both indoor and outdoor Fiber Distribution Hubs and indoor and outdoor fiber distribution terminals. Additional drop cables raceways and outlets are needed to support complete interconnection in many of the MDU environments. White Paper Title Here Architecture Some estimates indicate that more than one .
