Municipalities and co-ops can expand broadband access by using existing copper infrastructure, including coax and twisted-pair phone lines, already installed in MDUs. This makes it possible to deliver high-speed internet and 4K IPTV without the significant capital investment, construction, and operational costs typically associated with full fiber-to-the-home deployments.

Opticonn G.Hn technology provides a cost-effective alternative by bridging fiber networks to existing copper infrastructure. The MDF-6000 Coax GAM and MDF-2400 Twisted-Pair GAM convert 10GE fiber or XGS-PON connections for distribution over coax or twisted-pair phone lines, allowing service providers to deliver high-speed internet to multiple subscribers within an MDU.

The MDF-6000 includes six coax ports and can support up to 96 subscribers from a single GAM. For properties using twisted-pair phone lines, the MDF-2400 provides 24-port connectivity and supports both SISO, using one pair per port, and MIMO, using two pairs per port.

Whether using coax or twisted-pair cabling, both solutions provide reliable Gigabit broadband connectivity using G.Hn technology.

Several CPE options are available, including:
- Single-port 1000BASE-T Ethernet
- Four-port 10/100/1000BASE-T Ethernet
- Wi-Fi-enabled CPE

Depending on the service provider’s preferred configuration, each option can deliver high-speed internet to connected devices throughout the home.