NOKIA Alcatel-Lucent 7360 ISAM FX-4 OLT equipped with 2xFANT-F, 1xNGFC-G
Chassis supports 4 Service Slots
High-capacity backplane: 2 x 100 Gb/s per slot
High-capacity 480Gb/s controllers (NT) with 40Gb/s network capacity (can be used as uplink, downlink or direct user link)
Optional Network Termination Input Output (NTIO) for an additional 80Gb/s network capacity
Supports GPON and XGS-PON
Supports next-generation PON (universal NG-PON)
Simultaneous support of passive optical network (PON), pointto-point, POTS and VDSL2 with vectoring
The NOKIA Alcatel-Lucent 7360 Intelligent Services Access Manager (ISAM) FX is a high-capacity access node designed to deliver ultra-broadband services to any number of users in a rapid and cost-effective way. The 7360 FX supports a mix of services including VDSL2 with vectoring, point-to-point, GPON, EPON (with DPoE) and 10G PON services. Supports GPON and universal next-generation PON (universal NG-PON) technology for cost-efficient introduction of 10 Gb/s symmetric and asymmetric services with XGS-PON. High-bandwidth throughput is guaranteed by backplane technology that enables dual 100Gb/s backplane connections to each line termination (LT) slot.






Caleb
Switched to Nokia’s GPON OLTs—reliable but pricier than Huawei. Their RedCap and mmWave demos impress, though!
Latif
If you’re looking for long-term, reliable performance, this product is definitely worth the investment.
Quang
We chose FX-4 due to budget. Luckily, it works well.
Redion
It worked well for two weeks. Great compatibility with our ONTs.
Sean
The sales team helped me solve configuration problems. They are professional and patient!
hajdar
XK
we bought Nokia FX-4
Abrahams
United States (US)
We bought FX-4 with line cards fully loaded and 500pcs Nokia ONU from Thunder-link; my account manager is very responsible.
Gorozpe
United States (US)
We bought FX-4 and C320 to establish test lab in our network as comparison for our isp customers.
Rocha
Costa Rica
First time to buy Alcatel-lucent OLT, just test, is it GE or 10GE uplink?