PON (Passive Optical Networks) Theory Training Course

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Overview

Correct installation procedures are a fundamental part of today’s structured cabling industry. We are committed to ensuring that our cabling systems are installed quickly, professionally and in compliance with the rapidly changing standards proposed by the ISO/IEC, ANSI/TIA and CENELEC. Modern building designs often include consideration for cabling infrastructures to support voice and data distribution.

It is increasingly the case that tender documents, project specifications and detailed plans make reference to relevant standards and terminology that anyone working in this field should be aware of. Passive Optical Networks are a way of cabling sites/premises/users without the need, in the majority of cases for traditional copper cabling or distributed active equipment.

Course Description

This course is ideal for PM’s, Directors, Estimators and Engineers who already have a good knowledge of Copper and Fibre structured cabling systems but who have not had any experience or exposure to passive optical networks (PON) including GPON and Firs.

PN01 is a three-hour PON (Passive Optical Networks) theory-based course with the following key elements. A mainly theoretical presentation but with worked examples; some practical demonstrations by the tutor are used to relate theory to real world scenarios. This course will give both background and understanding.

The course is delivered remotely via Teams. Complete from your home/remote office – all you will need is a computer, tablet, or device to allow you to use Teams. A pdf of the course notes will be given on the day.

The course is run by a fully qualified Connectix Cabling Systems trainer who is well versed in PON installations and is constantly updated in line with the rapidly changing standards, technologies and terminologies.

Questions during the course are actively encouraged.

Features and Benefits

• Gives delegates the confidence to understand and design PON systems correctly.
• Coverage of industry standards, installation techniques and test equipment.
• Introduction to typical PON system infrastructure elements.